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1 REPRISAL LIONSGATE PREMIERE

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Genre: Action Thriller Rating: Rated R for violence and language U.S. Release Date: August 31st, 2018 (In Theaters and On Demand) Run Time: 89 minutes

Cast: Frank Grillo, Bruce Willis, Olivia Culpo, Johnathon Schaech

Directed by: Brian A. Miller Written by: Bryce Hammons Produced by: Randall Emmett, p.g.a., George Furla, p.g.a., Mark Stewart, p.g.a.

SYNOPSIS:

Jacob (Frank Grillo), a bank manager haunted by a violent heist that took the life of a coworker, teams up with his ex-cop neighbor, James (Bruce Willis), to bring down the assailant. While the two men work together to figure out the thief’s next move, Gabriel (Johnathon Schaech), the highly-trained criminal, is one step ahead. When Gabriel kidnaps Jacob’s wife (Olivia Culpo) and daughter, Jacob barrels down a path of bloodshed that initiates an explosive counterattack and brings all three men to the breaking point.

Action legend Bruce Willis (the Die Hard series), Frank Grillo (Captain America: The Winter Soldier, TV’s Kingdom) and Johnathon Schaech (TV’s Legends of Tomorrow) team up in the tense dramatic thriller REPRISAL. The film will be released in theaters and on demand by Lionsgate Premiere on August 31st, 2018.

2 INTRODUCTION

The American Midwest: Working families struggle to keep their heads above water while corporations and economic difficulty keeps people down. Jacob Tasker (Frank Grillo) is on the front lines of this domestic battle. He is trying to do the right thing and provide for his loving wife Christina (Olivia Culpo) and young daughter Sophia (Natalia Sophie Butler).

Jacob made a promise to his late cop father to pursue a less-dangerous career, so he works as a bank manager, while Christina’s job at a university health care center helps make ends meet. They’re average people living uneventful lives…until Jacob crosses paths with Gabriel Connors.

Gabriel (Johnathon Schaech) is a man leading a double life. His father is suffering from Alzheimer’s, and Gabriel, a responsible son, makes sure his dad is comfortable while paying for hospice care. However, Gabriel has a dark side, one driven by his own desire to get ahead: He is responsible for a violent string of masked robberies that have foiled the FBI and local authorities.

By happenstance, Jacob’s bank is his next target. After Gabriel bursts in, kills an innocent guard, steals thousands of dollars and races off on a motorcycle, Jacob is wracked with guilt over his inability to stop it. Confiding to his gruff but amiable neighbor, a smart ex-cop named James (Bruce Willis), Jacob realizes there were clues left at the scene that the police aren’t moving fast enough on. As James utilizes the deductive skills he honed from over 20 years on the force, he and Jacob figure out what the thief’s next moves are.

There are dangers that Jacob and James aren’t counting on when they set out to catch a thief. First, an armored car – and two unwitting security guards inside it – are involved. Then $300,000 and a high-speed chase figure into it. Finally, there’s the gritty desperation of Gabriel, whose need to get that money back – and help his ailing father – has obliterated his sense of right and wrong.

As an FBI agent named Fields (Colin Egglesfield) closes in on Gabriel, Christina and Sophia become pawns in Gabriel’s game, James is haunted by his past, and Jacob is forced to see that a counterattack can have deadly consequences.

CHARACTERS ON THE EDGE

The emotions in REPRISAL are rooted in the financial and familial tumult many Americans have experienced in recent years.

“REPRISAL is really a two-handed story,” says director Brian A. Miller. “We follow the path of Jacob Tasker, who is going through a real tragedy, having lived through the trauma of an intense robbery. He’s a person trying to set things right. But after tracking the man who murdered his coworker in cold blood, the hunter becomes the hunted.”

“Gabriel, the perpetrator of the robbery at Jacob’s bank, has put together a very expansive and elaborate way of committing these crimes,” says Miller. “In order to figure out the criminal’s next move, Jacob partners up with his next-door neighbor, James, who’s a former law enforcement officer – and together, these two work to reverse-engineer all of the pieces of Gabriel’s past crimes.”

The REPRISAL cast was up to the challenge of making the story a flesh-and-blood thriller. One is a true icon: Bruce Willis, who’s combined action landmarks (Die Hard and its blockbuster sequels, as well as

3 Armageddon, The Fifth Element, Sin City, RED, Looper, and the Expendables movies, among many others) with dramatic performances in films (In Country, Pulp Fiction, The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, and more.) Willis is matched with one of today’s most dynamic actors, Frank Grillo (Warrior, The Grey, End of Watch, Zero Dark Thirty, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Wheelman, TV’s acclaimed action-drama Kingdom).

Backing them up is acclaimed actor Johnathon Schaech (star of Marauders, Arsenal, TV’s hit DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, and the miniseries Texas Rising) and Colin Egglesfield (Vice, Bad Moms, TV’s Rizzoli & Isles). As Jacob’s wife, newcomer Olivia Culpo (American Satan) jumps into the action-drama genre with gusto, guts, and grace.

“Working with Bruce Willis is like a dream come true,” says Schaech. “When I was growing up and wanting to be an actor, Bruce transcended it all. He’s built this amazing career and made incredible films, and truly defined what an action hero is for generations of people.”

Adds Culpo, “Working with Bruce was so inspiring. His charisma on set is unlike anyone else I’ve ever been around.”

Grillo credits Willis with bringing him onto the REPRISAL team. “One of many reasons why I took this role was because Bruce was part of the film,” Grillo says.

Grillo has built up his own solid body of work as an actor and, now, a producer, through his production company WarParty (which he began with writer-director Joe Carnahan, his collaborator on the action- dramas Pride and Glory and The Grey). The New York-raised Grillo says he focuses on both the physical and mental aspects of his intense performances.

“For all my roles, I create a bible for whatever character I’m playing – otherwise, behaviorally, you can find yourself in a no-man’s land,” says Grillo about his process. “Jacob Tasker is a guy living beyond his means. Like many Americans, Jacob was doing well for a while – he has a nice house, a beautiful wife, a great kid. His young daughter has diabetes, and as the story starts the family is caught up in hospital bills and mortgage bills. It’s the kind of American story that we’re very familiar with in real life.”

Another thing that appealed to Grillo about the character of Jacob in REPRISAL was the chance to portray a person with a gentler side to him.

“Jacob is a regular guy, and I don’t get to do many roles like that,” says Grillo. “He’s a good guy, kind of an average Joe. He then gets into a situation that alters the course of what had been his conventional life, which has had some issues. Then he’s forced to become something that he never thought he was capable of being.”

“There’s a real journey Jacob makes,” says Grillo. “By the end, he’s a much different human being, but he’s better for it.”

Grillo’s solid professionalism and constant striving for truth was one factor that helped boost the entire REPRISAL team.

“Frank exceeds all expectations,” says Miller. “His talent and professionalism are just phenomenal. He elevates every person on this cast and on this crew to want to step outside of their comfort zone. You never know how far you’re going to get in life until you really exceed your expectations, and that sums up Frank. He’s a phenomenal talent.”

4 The teaming of Grillo and Willis was a true high point for Miller.

“There’s a scene where Bruce and Frank, playing James and Jacob, are building an ‘investigation wall’ of the crimes in a basement, and it was one of my favorite scenes I’ve ever had the opportunity to work on,” says Miller. “Watching these two great actors go head-to-head became like a game of one-upmanship for them. It was great.”

Says Egglesfield, “When I heard I was going to be working with Frank Grillo, I was excited, because there’s something about certain actors that when they come onscreen, they’re just magnetic. Frank definitely has that.”

“But there’s also an approachability to Frank that invites you in — you can feel what he’s really going through,” Egglesfield continues. “As an actor, it’s terrific to do a scene with someone as talented and experienced as Frank. It makes getting up in the morning that much more exciting when you know you’re going to be acting toe-to-toe with Frank.”

Schaech, who has portrayed heroes, villains, and everything in-between in films including Acts of Violence, Arsenal, and Marauders, seized the challenge of playing Gabriel.

“Gabriel is certainly the bad guy, but there’s something else going on inside him,” says Schaech. “He’s really misunderstood, and he takes out his vengeance on the world.”

“Gabriel’s got many layers,” Schaech continues. “One thing going on with him is that years earlier, his father tried to set up his own factory, and not only did the government come after him and take funds from him, but the local Mob took him under. Now, his dad is suffering from Alzheimer’s, and this is Gabriel’s reprisal for everything that happened to his father.”

“As different as they are, there’s a parallel between Gabriel and Jacob’s families,” adds Schaech. “They’re both doing everything they can to save their families. That thread unites the two characters.”

Culpo was eager to jump into the fray and explore how Christina Tasker would adapt to her husband’s dilemma – and, when it comes to it, get involved in Gabriel’s plot.

“I immediately fell in love with the script and with the character of Christina,” says Culpo. “REPRISAL is my first action film, and I knew that it was going to be something that I just had to be involved with.”

“I wanted to portray Christina as a strong and confident woman,” Culpo continues. “I wanted her to be an equal partner with Jacob in caring for their daughter and providing for the family. That was an important choice – I never wanted it to seem like Christina was prying into what Jacob and James were planning, or was being difficult with Jacob after the robbery her husband experienced. I wanted it to feel as if she was eager to help in any way.”

Says Miller of Culpo, who won the Miss Universe pageant in 2012 before moving into films, “I was extremely impressed with how much work Olivia had done on the character, how much preparation she did before we even started, and how much she knew. You can see all of that onscreen in her performance. She brings so much to the table.”

5 Egglesfield, who costarred on All My Children before costarring in Something Borrowed and The Space Between Us on the big screen and playing Tommy Rizzoli on TNT’s hit series Rizzoli & Isles, says he enjoyed the opportunity to delve into the psychology of an FBI agent.

“There were several different ways to play this kind of guy,” says Egglesfield. “You could play him as a bad-ass, or as someone who’s trying to ingratiate himself with the people he’s interrogating. I tried to find the right balance.”

“One of my good friends is actually a police officer, so as part of my research I spoke to him about how he’d go about interrogating people, the difficulties and tactics agents face when they try to get information,” continues Egglesfield. “My friend said that a lot of the process has to do with making sure the person you’re talking to feels comfortable enough to reveal information they perhaps wouldn’t give if they were feeling defensive.”

“I didn’t want to play Fields as an intimidating bad-ass coming into a room and being like, ‘Alright, tell me all the information!’” says Egglesfield. “I tried to play him as a pretty even-keeled person. But what Fields is actually doing as the investigation goes on is playing a game of cat-and-mouse.”

A CALL TO ACTION

There’s a real art to a well-executed action sequence, as well as the moments of suspense and drama that lead up to explosions of violence. For Miller – who directed Dave Bautista in House of the Rising Sun, Stephen Dorff in Officer Down, James Caan and Jason Patric in The Outsider, and Bruce Willis and Thomas Jane in Vice – it’s all about sharp professionalism.

“In the first couple of weeks of shooting on REPRISAL, there were a lot of action beats to shoot, but we had a phenomenal stunt team on board,” says Miller. “There’s a great motorcycle-versus-the police chase sequence in the film that our stunt supervisors absolutely blew through the roof. I just sat back and let them do their thing.”

Much of the film, Miller reveals, has got layers, clues, and references that even the most astute audiences may miss upon a single viewing.

“REPRISAL is going to keep audiences guessing,” says Miller. “I’d love audiences to watch the film more than once. If they do, they’ll see a lot of things put in the film as red herrings — pieces of the story that are part of the story’s connective tissue. Every one of those red herrings is there for a reason.”

For all of the story’s plot machinations, it’s the relatable — and very human — characters who make the film tick.

Says Egglesfield, “Some of my favorite movies are very character-driven stories that are matched with great action sequences. That’s what I really liked about REPRISAL – it’s a great balance of action and drama.”

That was part of Miller’s design. Says Grillo of his director, “Brian is ambitious. He’s emotional, and a very positive filmmaker. He’s impassioned and open to collaboration and suggestions. You know what he’s doing, and he knows what he wants.”

6 Adds Schaech, who worked with Miller previously on The Prince and Vice, “Brian encourages a lot of interpretation and loves to develop ideas with people.”

Culpo found the atmosphere on the set perfect for her debut dive into this genre.

“This is the first action film that I’ve done, and the fast pace and the stunts were so fun,” Culpo says. “There are so many elements that go into making fantastic action sequences work. And Brian empowers every actor that he works with — he knows exactly what he wants, he makes playbooks for every scene, and he really encourages collaboration. Brian and I came up with a backstory for the character of Christina, which was important for me.”

Says Egglesfield. “As an actor, you need to feel like you can trust the person at the helm, because on an action film, there can be so many crazy, wild things happening all at once. Brian Miller is somebody who is always composed and has such a confident demeanor. You’d follow him into battle any day.”

“Brian is fully involved and engaged for his actors,” Egglesfield adds. “You know you’ll never have to fend for yourself, and that he’s got your back.”

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7 ABOUT THE CAST

FRANK GRILLO (Jacob)

Frank Grillo is a gifted actor who’s brought his brand of naturalism, relatability and depth of character to an incredible body of work that spans decades. Highlights include Warrior, Disconnect, End of Watch, The Grey, Intersection, Edge of Darkness, and Zero Dark Thirty.

Frank recently starred in China’s megahit Wolf Warrior II, where he played the ruthless American mercenary opposite Celina Jade, Hans Zhang and Wu Gang. The film broke numerous box office records and now holds the title of the second highest-grossing film of all-time in a single market with a take of $874 million.

Grillo portrayed the fan-favorite villain, “Crossbones,” in Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War which brought in well over a $1 billion globally at the box office and is the face of Universal’s Purge franchise as Sergeant Leo Barnes in The Purge: Anarchy and The Purge: Election Year. Election Year took in a global gross of $114.2 million, making it the most successful chapter yet.

He’s also brought his trademark intensity to the small screen, playing the lead in the DirecTV series Kingdom for three seasons where he brought his real-life boxing and martial arts expertise to the critically acclaimed performance.

In August 2016, Frank launched a production company with producer/writer/director Joe Carnahan, the aptly named Warparty. The company will option and develop material from all sources including books, magazines and screenplays, and is expected to produce between 3-5 films per year including titles with franchise potential. The shingle’s inaugural film, Wheelman, was released on Netflix in October 2017 to much fanfare. Grillo starred and gained his first producing credit in the high-concept action thriller.

Warparty has a full slate of projects on the horizon. First up is a partnership with XYZ Films on the reimagining of the hit Indonesian action film, The Raid, in which Grillo will produce and star in; Boss Level, an action sci-fi thriller starring Grillo, Mel Gibson and Naomi Watts; El Chicano, which Grillo will executive produce alongside Lorenzo di Bonaventura; Into the Ashes, which Grillo will produce and star in alongside Robert Taylor and James Badge Dale and the highly anticipated Netflix documentary series Fight World, an inside look at fight culture all over the globe that Grillo produced and stars in.

Additional upcoming projects for Grillo include the brawl-thriller Donnybrook with Jamie Bell and Margaret Qualley.

BRUCE WILLIS (James)

Bruce Willis has demonstrated incredible versatility in a career that has included such diverse characterizations as the prizefighter in Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction, which won the Palme D’Or at Cannes; the philandering contractor in Robert Benton’s Nobody’s Fool; the heroic time traveler in Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys; the traumatized Vietnam veteran in Norman Jewison’s In Country; the compassionate child psychologist in M. Night Shyamalan’s Oscar®-nominated The Sixth Sense, for which he won the People’s Choice Award; and his signature role, Detective John McClane, in the Die Hard pentalogy.

8 Following studies at Montclair State College’s prestigious theater program, the New Jersey native honed his craft in several stage plays and countless television commercials, before landing the leading role in Sam Shepard’s 1984 stage drama Fool For Love, a run which lasted for 100 performances off-Broadway.

Willis next won international stardom and several acting awards, including Emmy® and Golden Globe® honors, for his starring role as private eye David Addison on the hit television series Moonlighting, winning the role over 3,000 other contenders. At the same time, he made his motion picture debut opposite Kim Basinger in Blake Edwards’ romantic comedy Blind Date.

In 1988, he originated the role of John McClane in the blockbuster film, Die Hard, one of the highest- grossing releases of that year. He later reprised the character in four sequels: Die Hard: Die Harder, Die Hard: With A Vengeance, 1995’s global box-office champ, Live Free, Die Hard, one of the box-office hits of summer 2007, and the recently released A Good Day to Die Hard.

His wide array of film roles includes collaborations with such respected filmmakers as Michael Bay in Armageddon, M. Night Shyamalan in The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable, Alan Rudolph in Mortal Thoughts and Breakfast of Champions, Walter Hill in Last Man Standing, Robert Benton in Billy Bathgate and Nobody’s Fool, Rob Reiner in The Story of Us, Edward Zwick in The Siege, Luc Besson in The Fifth Element, Barry Levinson in Bandits and What Just Happened, Robert Zemeckis in Death Becomes Her, and Robert Rodriguez in Sin City and Grindhouse.

Other motion picture credits include 2010’s Red, where he originated the role of Frank Moses as well as the sequel Red 2: The Jackal, Mercury Rising, Hart’s War, The Whole Nine Yards and its sequel The Whole Ten Yards, The Kid, Tears of the Sun, Hostage, 16 Blocks, Alpha Dog, Lucky Number Slevin, and Perfect Stranger. He also voiced the character of the wise-cracking infant Mikey in Look Who’s Talking and Look Who’s Talking Too, as well as the lead characters RJ and Spike in the animated hit features Over the Hedge and Rugrats go Wild! In 2012, Willis successfully added two critically acclaimed films to his credits: director Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom, for which Willis and the film received Independent Film Award nominations, and director Rian Johnson’s sci-fi thriller Looper, co-starring Joseph Gordon Levitt. Most recently, Willis appeared on the big screen in the Barry Levinson helmed comedy Rock the Kasbah, co- starring Bill Murray.

This past November, Willis made his Broadway debut as the author Paul Sheldon who’s tormented by one of his readers, played by Laurie Metcalf, in a new stage adaptation of Stephen King’s novel Misery. He established his interest in theater when in 1997 he co-founded A Company of Fools, a non-profit theater troupe committed to developing and sustaining stage work in the Wood River Valley of Idaho, and throughout the U.S. He starred in and directed a staging of Sam Shepard’s dark comedy True West at the Liberty Theater in Hailey, Idaho. The play, which depicts the troubled relationship between two brothers, was aired on Showtime and dedicated to Willis’ late brother Robert.

An accomplished musician as well, Willis recorded the 1986 Motown album The Return of Bruno, which went platinum and contained the No. 5 Billboard hit Respect Yourself. Three years later, he recorded a second album If It Doesn’t Kill You It Just Makes You Stronger. In 2002, he launched a U.S. club tour with his musical group, Bruce Willis and the Blues Band and he traveled to Iraq to play for U.S. servicemen.

OLIVIA CULPO (Christina)

Olivia Culpo has created a substantial platform in the modeling, beauty and fashion space. As a student

9 at Boston University, Olivia entered Miss Rhode Island on a whim, and went on to win Miss Rhode Island, Miss USA, and Miss Universe in 1.5 years. Olivia was named the first winning contestant representing the United States in 15 years.

In July 2016, Olivia signed her first fashion campaign as the latest brand ambassador for the young contemporary brand Rampage, and appeared in the fall ad campaigns. In addition, Olivia has recently partnered with L’Oréal as an influencer for L’Oréal League, where fashion meets art. In October 2016, Olivia became the newest brand ambassador for ghd, the worldwide leader of premium styling tools, as well as the face of the Kipling Holiday 2016 campaign. In August 2017, Olivia opened the restaurant Back 40 with her family in North Kingstown, Rhode Island.

Olivia has built a strong Instagram and Twitter following, and her YouTube content has been viewed over 38.8 million times. Her socials focus on fashion, beauty, and wellness, and because of her loyal fan base and cult following, she is currently a contributing editor for Byrdie. Olivia can be seen attending and hosting various New York and Paris Fashion Week events and has graced the covers of various magazines including BELLO, Hello! Fashion UK, Galore, Seventeen Latin America, and featured in Esquire Mexico. Olivia was recently named a rookie model by Sports Illustrated and will be featured in the magazine’s esteemed 2018 Swimsuit Issue.

Olivia is also laying a foundation in both the non-scripted and scripted spaces. Featured film credits include, Twentieth Century Fox’s The Other Woman, Elena Semikina’s documentary Behind the Dress, American Satan, and I Feel Pretty. This year, Olivia will begin filming on the movie Tired Lungs. She also served as a guest host for E! News, commentating for their MET Gala fashion special, Extra, RuPaul’s Good Work and can be seen on the upcoming season of both Project Runway and Project Runway All Stars. Olivia has also recently been seen several times on The Today Show for Awards Season and New York Fashion Week fashion round-ups. Additionally, Olivia has entered the TV food world through appearances on popular shows such as The Kitchen and Beat Bobby Flay. Olivia is set to star in Model Squad, a new docuseries on E! which will follow other models such as Ashley Moore, Hannah Ferguson, Nadine Leopold, and more as they navigate the fashion industry and life in New York City.

Outside of her career in entertainment, Olivia is a Global Ambassador of Pencils of Promise, and has traveled to Guatemala, where she visited a community and broke ground on a new Pencils of Promise school, devoted to improving children’s education.

Olivia currently resides in Los Angeles and New York. She enjoys playing the cello and spending time with her parents and four siblings and creating and cooking healthy recipes.

JOHNATHON SCHAECH (Gabriel)

Johnathon Schaech started his career over twenty-five years ago, saddling up and slinging a gun in The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. Since then he’s starred in over fifty productions, finding himself opposite some of Hollywood’s greatest talents like Jessica Lange and Gwyneth Paltrow in Hush, Winona Ryder in How to Make an American Quilt, Idris Elba in Prom Night, and Tom Hanks in Hanks’ directorial debut, That Thing You Do! (to name just a few.)

In the last several years Johnathon has been reinventing himself as a man to watch. On television, he’s recurred on Showtime’s Ray Donovan, CBS’s Blue Bloods, and ABC’s Quantico. Johnathon saddled up for the History Channel’s hit miniseries Texas Rising, going toe-to-toe with the late Bill Paxton. On the big

10 screen, he starred opposite Ed Harris in the cold war thriller Phantom and played a federal agent opposite Vincent D’Onofrio in Broken Horses. The New York Times praised his work opposite Bruce Willis and Christopher Meloni in 2016’s Marauders, noting: “Schaech pitches in with conviction.” The Chicago Times said, “Schaech is excellent as Mims, a possible corrupt cop with a wife who is dying of cancer.”

Recently, you can find him riding high again for Warner Bros as the famous antihero Jonah Hex in DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. He had three Lionsgate releases in 2017: Stoic, in which he stars opposite Antonio Banderas; Day of the Dead: Bloodline; and Arsenal opposite Academy Award® winner Nicolas Cage and John Cusack.

Johnathon is married to publicist Julie Solomon. Their son, Camden, was born in 2013.

COLIN EGGLESFIELD (FBI Agent Fields)

Colin was born in Farmington Hills, MI, and moved to Chicago when he was 10 years old. At the age of eleven, his family moved to a small town south of Chicago where he got introduced to acting at The Illinois Theatre Center, close to where he grew up in Crete. After doing a couple of professional plays, high school sports took over and his focus became going to college and studying to attend medical school. After playing a year of college football at Illinois Wesleyan University, he transferred to The University of Iowa where he graduated with a degree in Biology/Pre-Med.

On a whim, he attended a model/talent search event in Chicago and it wasn’t too long before he was traveling to Europe and working with some of the top designers and photographers in the world. Medical school was put on hold as he began doing campaigns and walking the runways for the likes of Calvin Klein, Versace, and Giorgio Armani, to name a few. This led to his moving to New York City where he continued to work in fashion and began to revisit his roots in acting.

It wasn’t too long before he was portraying the infamous Erica Kane’s son on the long lived daytime drama, All My Children which soon led to roles on such shows as Melrose Place, Rizzoli & Isles, and The Client List. He has also starred in several films including the romantic comedy Something Borrowed and Open Road.

Colin also is the creator of a customizable T-shirt company called “Shout Out!” that allows kids and adults to create changeable messages on their shirts. Colin uses “Shout Out!” as a platform for spreading his message about the importance of education and self-expression. Colin also enjoys giving motivational speeches at schools and youth centers especially in his home town of Chicago where also helps redevelop and improve communities through his real estate business.

Colin also loves to compete in marathons and triathlons and has helped raise money for numerous charities and organizations such as Team For Kids, The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, as well as St. Jude, Miller’s Children’s Hospital and Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. In addition, Colin has tutored high school students at The Door – a community youth center in lower Manhattan.

11 ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS

BRIAN A. MILLER (Director)

Brian A. Miller is a Los Angeles-based feature film writer/director who has focused on projects that are character driven, action packed, and visually stylized. The first feature he wrote and directed was entitled Caught in the Crossfire (50 Cent, Chris Klein, Adam Rodriguez, and Richard T. Jones) and was released by Grindstone/Lionsgate in 2010. Following the success of that lower budget action film, Miller was brought on board to direct House of the Rising Sun, Officer Down, The Prince, and Vice. While in development on several writing assignments, Miller has recently directed Backtrace, which stars Sylvester Stallone, Ryan Guzman, and Matthew Modine.

RANDALL EMMETT (Producer)

One of the entertainment industry’s most prolific film producers, Randall Emmett has produced over 50 feature films since his start as Mark Wahlberg’s assistant in the 1990’s. Combining financial acumen with an incisive creative sensibility, Emmett is partner and co-founder alongside George Furla of Emmett / Furla Oasis Films, a production company dedicated to the development, financing and production of top tier filmed entertainment for the theatrical marketplace with its own equity fund.

In the last decade, Emmett’s ability to package films with well-known actors and filmmakers resulted in major box office success – netting more than a quarter of a billion dollars in the US box office alone. He forged strong partnerships with major Hollywood studios to finance and distribute commercial films worldwide. Additionally, Emmett has produced smaller, critically acclaimed indie features such as Narc and Wonderland which played in renowned film festivals such as Sundance, Toronto, Berlin, Venice, and Telluride.

Emmett’s most recent films include Silence directed by Academy Award® winner Martin Scorsese, Lone Survivor, starring Mark Wahlberg; 2 Guns, starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg; Escape Plan, starring Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger; Broken City, starring Russell Crowe, Mark Wahlberg and Catherine Zeta-Jones; and End of Watch, starring Jake Gyllenhaal. Recent releases include: Marauders, with Christopher Meloni, Dave Bautista, and Adrian Grenier, Aftermath, with Arnold Schwarzenegger; Heist, with Robert De Niro, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kate Bosworth; 90 Minute in Heaven, starring Hayden Christensen and Kate Bosworth; Extraction, featuring Bruce Willis and Kellan Lutz.

GEORGE FURLA (Producer)

After graduating from the University of Southern California with a degree in business administration, George Furla began his career with Cantor Fitzgerald and Company. At Cantor Fitzgerald he served as an equity trader from 1982 to 1985. After his run with Cantor Fitzgerald, Mr. Furla worked with Jones and Associates for three years in a similar capacity. In 1988, Mr. Furla left Jones and Associates to run a hedge fund, which he also established, specializing in risk arbitrage and equity trading. Mr. Furla ran the hedge fund for ten years, after which he jointly formed a film production company with his partner, Randall Emmett.

At Emmett/Furla Oasis Films, Mr. Furla utilizes his hedge fund approach to model out film financing scenarios. Mr. Furla and Mr. Emmett share responsibility in both concept development and arrangement of the financing of the films. Emmett/Furla Oasis Films has produced over 80 films, including Silence,

12 Marauders, First Kill, Love Survivor, Escape Plan, 2 Guns, Broken City, End of Watch, Conan the Barbarian, Righteous Kill, Rambo, The Wicker Man, 16 Blocks, Empire State, Extraction, Heist, 90 Minutes in Heaven to name a few.

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13 CREDITS Lionsgate Premiere Grindstone Entertainment Group Emmett Furla Oasis Films Present

An Emmett Furla Oasis Films Production

Produced in association with Checkluck Films In association with Kind Hearts Entertainment

Frank Grillo Bruce Willis

REPRISAL

Olivia Culpo Johnathon Schaech Natali Yura Wass Stevens / Colin Egglesfield Uncle Murda / Christopher Rob Bowen

Music by Giona Ostinelli and Sonya Belousova

Music Supervisor Mike Burns

Line Producer William B. Steakley

Co-Executive Producer Ryan Black

Co-Producers Tim Sullivan Anthony Callie

Costume Designer Rachel Stringfellow

Edited by Ryan Dufrene

Production Designer Nate Jones

Director of Photography Peter A. Holland, ACS

Executive Producers Henry Winterstern Arianne Fraser Delphine Perrier

Executive Producers Ted Fox Vance Owen

Executive Producers Wayne Marc Godfrey

14 Robert Jones

Executive Producers Barry Brooker Stan Wertlieb

Produced by Randall Emmett, p.g.a. George Furla, p.g.a.

Produced by Mark Stewart, p.g.a.

Written by Bryce Hammons

Directed by Brian A. Miller

15 Production Executive ALEX ECKERT

Co-Producer ALANA CROW

Unit Production Manager STEPHEN R. CAMPANELLA

Production Supervisor CRAIG BORDEN

First Assistant Director AARON WALTERS

Second Assistant Director JACOB P. HEINEKE

Cast James BRUCE WILLIS Jacob FRANK GRILLO Gabriel JOHNATHON SCHAECH Christina OLIVIA CULPO Maribel NATALI YURA Barney UNCLE MURDA Sophia NATLIA SOPHIE BUTLER Casey TYLER OLSON Fredericks WASS STEVENS FBI Agent Fields COLIN EGGLESFIELD Porter GEOFF REEVES Mitchell SHEA BUCKNER Detective Roberts CHRISTOPHER ROB BOWEN Jake MYLES JEFFREY Stacy FRANCESCA SIENA TYBERG Frank KEN STRUNK Amanda ASHLEY WISDOM Marcie TAMARA BELOUS Pete CAMERON BREXLER Michael SERGIO RIZZUTO Jack JOHN DAUER Rachel LAUREN SHOOSHANI Rachel's Mom LAUREN RHODEN Katy JOY CORRIGAN Robert NICOLAS PETRON Brad COREY MILLS Kyle MARTIN BLENCOWE Sergeant Danello DAVID YUZUK Hospital Administrator JESSE PRUETT Beckey SARAH FULTZ Paramedic #1 BRYAN D. WOLFE Paramedic #2 SHEP ROSE Paramedic #3 BRIAN SCHAEFFER Officer #1 CHICK BERNHARD Officer #2 CARL NESPOLI Officer #3 CHIP FUMICELLO Officer #4 JEFF GALPIN EMT Richard DR. DAVID GORDON Stevie INDIRA RUBIO GERMAIN Officer Smith CRAIG CONOVER Mary JENNIFER TITUS Nurse Freddie LAUREL FEDOR

Stunts Stunt Coordinator DON ABBATIELLO

James Stunt Double STUART WILSON Jacob Stunt Double KEVIN MORGAN Gabriel Stunt Double YAN DRON Maribel Stunt Double DANIELLE KUENKEL Barney Stunt Double DERRICK SIMMONS Utility Stunts CHICK BERNHARD Utility Stunts CARLOS TIRADO Stunt Driver ROSIE BERNHARD Stunt Driver MARIA NICOLE MCMILLAN Airbag Operator CARLOS TIRADO

Associate Producer MICHAEL J. URANN ARNAUD LANNIC BABAK EFTEKHARI

Produced by CHECKLUCK FILMS

For Checkluck Films SIMON WILLIAMS CHRISTELLE CONAN MEGAN FORDE ROSHINI ISWERAN

In Association With THE FYZZ FACILITY

Additional Editor SOPHIE DICK

Production Production Coordinator MAX EBERLE Assistant Production Coordinator JENNIFER C. WILBERT Production Secretary KATIE DWERTMAN Office Production Assistant CRAWFORD NORMAN III

Second Second Assistant Director VICTORIA MCDEVITT

“A” Camera / Steadicam Operator DALE R. VANCE, JR “A” Camera First Assistant MARCOS LOPEZ “B” Camera First Assistant TRAVIS CLEARY “A” Camera Second Assistant JOE BOU “B” Camera Second Assistant MEGAN "BUG" CAFFERTY D.I.T. ERIC RANSBOTTOM

Script Supervisor FEDERICA ARÉVALO

Sound Mixer GEOFF MAXWELL Boom Operator MATTHEW ARMSTRONG Sound Utilities NIGEL MAXWELL CHRIS POLCZINSKI

Gaffer KYLE D. HUTSON Best Boy Electrician DYLAN COATES Electricians THOMAS WILLIAM VINCENT DYLAN ALGIE Add'l Electrician BRIAN WHITLOCK

Key Grip CHRIS "SAL" SALAMONE Best Boy Grip MIKE DITTIACUR Grips TORI ROLOSON MICHAEL SALAMONE JOHN ZANARDELLI Additional Grip MATTHEW LEGNER

Casting Director D. LYNN MEYERS Casting Associate BECCA SCHALL Extras Casting BEN RAANAN Extras Casting Assistant KAILAH WARE Set Decorator ANDREW BOFINGER Leadperson CHRISTOPHER WALTERS Set Decorator Buyer ZACHARY SHEETS On Set Dresser SHELBY HAMET Set Dressers CLAIRE GRYCE RYAN TUDOR

Art Director LOREN TRIPP

Property Master JAMIE MAHEU Assistant Prop Master MATTHEW T. STRATTON Props Production Assistant SAM DRAKE

Special Effects Coordinator KEN GORRELL Special Effects Foremen JAMES CARTER WES PERRY Special Effects Tech SCHUYLER WHITE

Key Costumer MATTHEW KENT-LEE Set Costumer ELIZABETH M. GALBRAITH Additional Set Costumer JESSICA HAFER

Department Head Makeup DOUG FAIRALL Key Makeup Artist ERICA STEWART Department Head Hair Stylist SCOTT H. REEDER Key Hair Stylist ANNA MARIA REYER

Location Manager NICHOLAS DEROO Assistant Location Manager RYAN LIVINGSTON Location Assistant EMILY ELLICOTT RUSSO

Production Accountant TAMARA HENDERSON First Assistant Production Accountant JIM GOWDY Payroll Accountant GARY J. SIMS Payroll Clerk MICHELLE DOBROZSI Accounting Clerk MEGHAN RUSSELL

Studio Teacher PATRICIA HEIM Caterer AMERICAN ROADSHOW CATERING PJ HAINES Chef TEMO PAZ Assistant Chefs JESUS PAZ TUCAN MARTINEZ Catering Attendant CALVIN RIVAS

Key Crafts Services PAMELA FORD Assistant Crafts Services KYLE COSTELLO

Set Medic Coordinator DOUG HARRIS Set Medics DOUG BAKER CHRIS EISELE BRYAN HANNA JIMMY LEE CHRIS LEICHT KEVIN B. MCWILLIAMS

Key Set Production Assistant JOHANNA MCGINLEY Additional Key Set Production Assistant NICK PIRRMANN Background Production Assistant RAE DEWILDE-TAYLOR Cast Assistants ADAM BANKS BRENT REICHERT

Production Interns BILL CHARLES KIMISHA RENEE DAVIS JAMILA FLOWERS MORGAN KILE DEVINA MANEK JOE ROTOLO STEVE SCIANNAMBLO GRANT THOMPSON DAVID WHITAKER Costume Intern HOLLY DOWELL

Assistant to Mr. Miller CLAIRE AUTRAN Assistant to Mr. Emmett BRETT PEARSON Assistant to the Producers DERRICK RODGERS Emmett Furla Oasis Office Assistant JEREMY PESCHKA

Unit Publicist HILDA SOMARRIBA Still Photographer BRIAN DOUGLAS

Transportation Coordinator BRANDON TYLKA Transportation Captain CRAIG METZGER

Honeywagon Driver ROB COMBEST Set Dec Truck Driver MICHAEL LILLY

Drivers BILL LLOYD LLOYD "RED" MCMULLEN JEFF MONTGOMERY DENNIS J. NEUBAUER

Additional Drivers MICHAEL A. CARPENTER CRAIG EASTEP BRIAN HINKLE BRANDON LEACH

Van Drivers DAWN FRAZIER SHERYL ANDERSON Post Production Post Production Coordinator EVGENIYA LAPTEVA

Post Production Accountant JERROLD LAMBERT

Audio Post Facility provided by JUNIPER POST, INC.

Sound Supervisor DAVID KITCHENS, M.P.S.E.

Supervising Sound Editor DAVID BARBER, M.P.S.E.

ADR Supervisor MICHAEL KREPLE

Sound Effects Editors GEORGE HADDAD, M.P.S.E. DAVID BARBEE, M.P.S.E. SEAN GRAY

Foley GONZALO “BINO” ESPINOZA

Re-recording Mixer DAVID BARBER, CAS

Sound Coordinator JAS PENNINGTON Audio Post Accountant STACY KITCHENS

Music Editor BEN ZARAI

Digital Intermediate Provided By TUNNEL POST

DI Producers HEATHER TOLL ALAN PAO

DI Colorist SEBASTIAN PEREZ-BURCHARD

DI Editor TAYLOR MAHONY SEBASTIAN PEREZ-BURCHARD

Main Title Designer FRASER MACEDO

Visual Effects By TUNNEL POST

VFX Producers HEATHER TOLL FRANCO VALENZIANO

VFX Executive Producers CARLO TOSI ANDREA MAROTTI

Lead Compositors ALESSANDRO TIBILETTI MAY SATSUKI ASAI

Compositors MARCO NELLA MICHELE ZELIOLI VFX Coordinator NANCY HALE

Titles Design FRASER MACEDO

Music "Armor Hero" "Money Is Nothing, Loyalty is Everything" Written and Produceded by RushDee Williams Written by Tristana Rodriguez Performed by RushDee Performed by Destiny Rydas

The Producers Would Like To Thank City of Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley Cincinnati Police Department Chief Eliot Isaac Sgt. Greg Lewton Apple Heineken FLIR Security Target Props Chip Doyle Eads Fencing Direct Travel and Sharon Birtley Quality Inn & Suites Downtown Cincinnati and Raja Prasad Millennium Hotel Cincinnati and Chris O'Flaherty 21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati and Erin Arlinghaus Enterprise Rent-a-Car of Cincinnati and Karen Lankfer, Lauren Strickland, and Matt Willard Executive Transportation and Brittany Hussong Pearl Limousines and Andy Harutyunyan Cincinnati State Technical and Community College and Jacqueline Norton The City of Cincinnati Parks and Sheila Harris Richards Industries Longworth Hall McKnight Property Kristi Farris Chris Hamilton Scott Pike and all the other friendly staff and security people at 525 Vine Kristen Schlotman Caitlin Proffitt

The Director Would Like To Thank Jason and Sandra Tonich Tom and Anita Gleeson Andrew and Monica Butler

Worldwide Sales by HIGHLAND FILM GROUP

Production Legal services by BURGEE & ABRAMOFF BOB ABRAMOFF

Insurance provided by ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER & CO.

Completion Bond provided by PROSIGHT SPECIALTY INSURANCE

Filmed with Arri Alexa Digital Cameras (+ logo) provided by The Camera Department

Electric and Grip Equipment provided by Midwest Grip + Electric

Dailies provided by OHIO FILM GROUP LEONARD HARTMAN

Drone Services provided by PERFECT PERSPECTIVES AERIAL IMAGING

Security provided by STORMS SECURED SERVICES

EPK Video Services FIVE STONE PRODUCTIONS DAVID KLINGERMAN

Revenues collected and distributed by FREEWAY CAM B.V.

Production Services provided by BELLTOWER PRODUCTIONS STEPHEN R. CAMPANELLA

Production Banking provided by FIFTH THIRD BANK JASON BECCACCIO

Script Clearance provided by HOLLYWOOD SCRIPT RESEARCH

Ohio Film Office (+ Logo)

Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky Film Commission (+ Logo)

SAG (Logo) IATSE (Logo)

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