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An intelligence operative discovers that no one is what they seem in the shadowy world of espionage.An intelligence operative discovers that no one is what they seem in the shadowy world of espionage.An intelligence operative discovers that no one is what they seem in the shadowy world of espionage.
Vince Leigh
- Roger
- (as Vincent Leigh)
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- TriviaImelda Staunton filmed for two days, but Seagal did not film any reverse angles with her. All the scenes where her character speaks with Seagal's character were done with the help of a stand-in and a Romanian film student.
- GoofsThe two supposed Russian gangsters are speaking Serbian in between them, not Russian.
- Quotes
Ambassador Cochran: The next time something goes wrong, I better know about it half a heartbeat after you do.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Bad Movie Beatdown: Shadow Man (2011)
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The last time I saw Seagal, was in Exit Wounds. He'd really packed on the pounds since his glory days, but then I watched this film, during an action man rampage (Icidentally, Dolph Lundgren's The Russian Specialist was my clear winner) and boy was Seagal looking fat, old and horribly sweaty.
Shadow Man has no plot to speak of, it's just a bunch of guys who turn up to get beaten up by Steven Seagal. The film is poor. Seagal as well is half asleep, he's awful here. It was actually saddening to see once one of my idol's (I took up Aikido cause of him) looking so unwell. It's my estimation that he's probably done a few too many films past his prime, a bit like Brando, without the talent.
Shadow Man has in its favour some nifty, and violent action, but not nearly enough of it, to overcome the boredom elsewhere.
Shadow Man has no plot to speak of, it's just a bunch of guys who turn up to get beaten up by Steven Seagal. The film is poor. Seagal as well is half asleep, he's awful here. It was actually saddening to see once one of my idol's (I took up Aikido cause of him) looking so unwell. It's my estimation that he's probably done a few too many films past his prime, a bit like Brando, without the talent.
Shadow Man has in its favour some nifty, and violent action, but not nearly enough of it, to overcome the boredom elsewhere.
- buckforris
- Oct 8, 2006
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- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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