Angel Has Fallen

Gerard Butler Director: Ric Roman Waugh Ric Roman Waugh

Overview

Director Ric Roman Waugh's action thriller film stars Gerard Butler, Morgan Freeman and Jada Pinkett Smith. A Secret Service agent suffering from migraines and insomnia (Butler) is accused of being complicit in an assassination attempt on the President (Freeman). He struggles to evade his colleagues and the FBI while attempting to uncover the identity of the real perpetrators. ~ Augustine Chay

Product Details

Release Date:	11/26/2019
UPC:	0031398309161
Original Release:	2019
Rating:	R
Source:	Lions Gate
Region Code:	1A
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby AC-3 Surround Sound]
Time:	2:01:00
Sales rank:	5,209

Special Features

Even Angels Fall: the story Someone to watch over me: new blood Calling all angels: casting True faith: authenticity Fight for you: stunts and action Earth angel: recreating DC Angel declassified (3 scenes broken down with commentary by writer-director Ric Roman Waugh) 1080p High Definition English SDH

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Gerard Butler	Mike Banning
Morgan Freeman	Allan Trumbull
Piper Perabo	Actor
Jada Pinkett Smith	Actor
Danny Huston	Wade Jennings
Nick Nolte	Actor
Lance Reddick	Gentry
Tim Blake Nelson	Vice President Kirby
Michael Landes	Sam Wilcox
Katya Bakat	Doctor
Sapir Azulay	Agent Peterson
Chris Browning	Militia Man
Sophia DelPizzo	New Age Instructor
Joseph Millson	Agent Ramirez
Mark Arnold	CIA Director James Haskell
Bryan Larkin	SAS Lieutenant
Mark Rhino Smith	US Marshall Driver
Frederick Schmidt	Travis Cole
Brendan Kelly	Big Truck Driver
Sarah-Stephanie	Jill - White House Aid
Ori Pfeffer	Agent Skip Murphy
Szentes Henrietta	Journalist
Deborah Rock	Journalist
Joelle Koissi	News Reporter
Atanas Srebrev	CAT Agent #3
Greg Orvis	Actor
Kerry Shale	Admiral Paul Sebring
Halima Nagori	White House Journalist
Nathan Cooper	Cat
Bernardo Santos	Washington Police
Daniel Eghan	Reporter
Georgia Goodman	Head ICU Nurse
Haley Bishop	Kirby's Aide
Martin Behrman	FBI Agent
Antonio Bustorff	MERC2
Nina Kumar	Journalist
Rocci Williams	Bruno
Richard Curtis	Secret Service Agent
Danny Singh	Cat Agent 1
Laura Matassa	Reporter
Laurel Lefkow	MSNBC Reporter
Wayne Gordon	Mercenary #1
Ian Porter	Fox Reporter
Hadrian Howard	Agent Stevens
Jag Patel	Whitehouse Press Journalist
Paul Blackwell	Reporter
Mark Gooden	Secret Service
Ryan Oliva	Merc Truck Driver
Stuart Whelan	Press
Derek Siow	Actor
Osi Okerafor	Billy
Ty Hurley	Journalist
Clayton Adams	Bellhop Nine
Mike Bodie	Cyber Agent
Kevin Matadeen	FBI Agent
Tim Wildman	FBI Agent Whitehouse
Chris Rogers	ICU Colleague
Ian Brown	Washington Police Officer
Neal Beagley	Special Agent
Dean Louis Browne	FBI Agent
Erol Mehmet	Agent Simms
Christopher Dodd	State Trooper
Steve Doyle	US State Trooper
DTeflon	FBI Agent Daniels
Rebecca Lawson-Turner	Reporter
Christian Stevens	FBI One
Teresa Shaughnessy	Journalist
Guna Gultniece	White House Medic
Chloe Swan	Allan Trumbull's Nurse
Ian Seale	General Miller
Shane Rawlings	Mercenary
Henrihs Ahmadejevs	FBI Officer
Stuart Shepherd-Garner	Secret Service
Mark Lockhart	US State Trooper
Maurice Nathan Weert	Secret Service
Samuel Pont	Secret Service Agent
Frank Lavados	FBI Agent Whitehouse
Catherine Monfils	Doctor
Anita Krishnan	Secret Service

Technical Credits

Ric Roman Waugh

Matt Cook

Robert Mark Kamen

Ric Roman Waugh	Director,Screenwriter
Melissa Anchondo	Makeup
Selena Arizanovic	Musical Direction/Supervision
Jonathan Asselin	Animator
Daniel Awde	Stunts
Vessela Bannzurkova	Production Manager
Katrin Benedikt	Original Story
David Bernardi	Executive Producer
Alex Berthelot	Animator
David Buckley	Score Composer
Ben Burt	Associate Producer,Asst. Director
Gerard Butler	Producer
Christa Campbell	Executive Producer
Conor Charles	Co-producer
Stephanie Collie	Costumes/Costume Designer
Matt Cook	Screenwriter
Boaz Davidson	Executive Producer
Russell de Rozario	Production Designer
Gabriel Fleming	Editor
Andrey Georgiev	Executive Producer
Mark Gill	Executive Producer
Terry Glass	Special Effects Supervisor
Jeffrey Greenstein	Executive Producer
Lati Grobman	Executive Producer
Peter Hanson	Sound/Sound Designer
Daniel Hubbard	Casting
Paul Jesper	Animator
Robert Mark Kamen	Screenwriter
Daniel Kaslow	Associate Producer
Yariv Lerner	Producer
Avi Lerner	Executive Producer
Gisella Marengo	Co-producer
Heidi Jo Markel	Executive Producer
Simon Mills	Production Manager
Jules O'Loughlin	Cinematographer
Matt O'Toole	Producer
Christine Otal	Executive Producer
Mitul Patel	Special Effects Supervisor
Danielle Robinson	Co-producer
Creighton Rothenberger	Original Story
Julien Segreto	Animator
Trevor Short	Executive Producer
Alan Siegel	Producer
Maria Stankovich	Makeup
Malwina Suwinska	Makeup
John Thompson	Producer
Emilio Torres	Executive Producer
Ivan Vatsov	Camera Operator
Les Weldon	Producer
Steve Whetman	Sound/Sound Designer
John Yarinick	Co-producer
Jonathan Yunger	Executive Producer
Victoria Zalin	Production Manager

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Angel Has Fallen
1. Chapter 1
2. Chapter 2
3. Chapter 3
4. Chapter 4
5. Chapter 5
6. Chapter 6
7. Chapter 7
8. Chapter 8
9. Chapter 9
10. Chapter 10
11. Chapter 11
12. Chapter 12
13. Chapter 13
14. Chapter 14
15. Chapter 15
16. Chapter 16

Menu

Disc #1 -- Angel Has Fallen
   Play Movie
   Scenes
   Set Up
      English 5.1 Dolby Audio
      English Descriptive Audio
      Spanish 5.1 Dolby Audio
      English SDH Subtitles: On
      Spanish Subtitles: On
      Subtitles: Off
   Special Features
      Even Heroes Fall: The Story
      Someone To Watch Over Me: New Blood
      Calling All Angels: Casting
      True Faith: Authenticity
      Fight For You: Stunts & Action
      Earth Angel: Recreating DC
      Angel Declassified
         Play All
         Drone Attack
         Truck Chase
         Zero Gravity
      Also From Lionsgate

Editorial Reviews

Gerard Butler and Morgan Freeman are back again in this action-packed romp featuring America's most decorated Secret Service agent. Angel Has Fallen has everything you'd expect: explosions, cheesy dialog, and more explosions. Given the reins to the "Fallen" franchise, director Ric Roman Waugh essentially delivers a cookie-cutter version with a more personalized spin. The film is entertaining, even tense at points, but there is nothing that is done exceptionally well. Fans of the previous films should enjoy this one, as super agent Mike Banning (Butler) is really put to the test, and he must overcome great odds to complete his farfetched and seemingly impossible mission. Struggling with his health and addicted to painkillers, Banning is getting old, and the constant wear and tear on his body has finally caught up to him. His personal issues aside, Banning still remains the top Secret Service agent for President Allan Trumbull (Freeman). On a cold fall morning, Trumbull decides to take a small fishing trip just outside of the nation's capital. Shortly after their arrival, a swarm of drones descends on the Secret Service agents and the President. And after another this assassination attempt on President Trumbull, Banning becomes the main suspect. Waugh, who has an extensive background as a stuntman, definitely embraces his roots here. The movie is filled with over-the-top action that almost seems ridiculous at points. Angel Has Fallen is filmed like an episode of West Wing on steroids, and it is the correct creative choice. Its hectic nature breeds a sense of tension throughout, and the audience is treated to some terrific action because of it. Where the film misses is in its lack of original story, character, and general dialog. Sure, there is a basic plot to follow, but it falls into the "been there, seen that" category. When things are moving fast, the film flows naturally and works really well. It is when things slow down, and characters are forced to talk, that the movie falters. The acting isn't necessarily the problem, and most of the cast seem to work well together. Butler and Freeman don't dominate the film, as Piper Perabo, Danny Huston, Nick Nolte and others have prominent roles. Acting aside, the writing and dialog is ho-hum, leaving a talented cast with little to work with. Surprisingly, Angel Has Fallen seems to be the best movie in a mediocre franchise. The introduction of a few new characters brings a semblance of heart to the film, even if it feels a little forced. If you enjoy some mindless violence and action, it is a great movie. However, don't expect to be wowed with originality. A popcorn flick in the truest sense, this film will delight the action crowd and bore everyone else.

All Movie Guide - Travis Norris