In prime time on La 7, an action-packed thriller that will keep you glued to the screen
This eveningFriday 1 September, goes on the air Bad Company – Prague Protocol2002 film directed by Joel Schumache with Anthony Hopkins And Chris Rock. Adrenaline and suspense, in an action movie that has it all: secret agents of the CIA, a nuclear device that fell into the wrong hands, and over-the-top characters like the refined art dealer in Prague and the trafficker in Moscow. Appointment at 21.15 on La7.
Bad Company – Prague Protocol, plot
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In an operation under the auspices of the CIA, Kevin Popeidentified as Michael Turner, participates in a delicate mission: the recovery of astolen nuclear weapon. During the first contact with the seller of the bomb, the meeting turns into a violent shooting which is fatal for Kevin. It will soon be discovered that Kevin had a twin named Jake Hayes. The CIA sees an unexpected opportunity and convinces Jake to take Kevin’s place to carry out the dangerous operation. However, Jake is unaware of Kevin’s existence and finds himself facing an unprecedented challenge: he must learn to look like and act like its twin in just 9 days. The stakes are high. In addition to the success of the CIA mission, Jake’s relationship with his girlfriend Julie hangs in the balance. Julie has decided to separate from him, fearing that their future is bleak. Meanwhile, the agency assures Jake that success in the venture could radically transform his life. The countdown has begun: will Jake adapt to the new identity?
Bad Company – Prague Protocol, the cast
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Anthony Hopkins plays the role of Officer Oakes, while a Chris Rock the role of Jake Hayes/Kevin Pope/Michael Turner is entrusted. Peter Stormare is Adrik Vas e Gabriel Macht he plays Agent Seale instead. In the end, Kerry Washington it’s Julie e Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon says Nicole; Matthew Marsh instead it is Dragan Adjanic.
curiosity
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Schumacher’s film is one of the last Hollywood projects to be filmed at World Trade Center of Manhattan, before the attack on the Twin Towers. The terrorist attacks also inevitably influenced the film’s release date which, from November 2001, was moved to June of the following year. The film was originally titled black sheep. However, it was discovered that another one existed homonymous project, a 1996 comedy starring Chris Farley; therefore the alternative title was opted for bad company. However, curiously, also in this case there is a film of the same name, from 1995, with Laurence Fishburne.
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