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“Salt” (2010) overview [ "Salt" official poster ]
Genre: action, thriller Director: Phillip Noyce. Writers: Kurt Wimmer, Brian Helgeland Producers: Sunil Perkash, Lorenzo Di Bonaventura. Executive producers: Ric Kidney, Mark Vahradian. Associate producer: William M. Connor. Production executives: Samuel Dickerman, Hannah Minghella Original music: James Newton Howard. Cinematography: Robert Elswit. Film editing: Stuart Baird, John Gilroy. Casting: Avy Kaufman. Production design: Scott Chambliss. Art direction: Teresa Carriker-Thayer Cast Angelina Jolie as Evelyn Salt Yara Shahidi as Cleo Chiwetel Ejiofor as Peabody Liev Schreiber as Winter Zoe Lister Jones as Zoe Kinnally Gaius Charles as Todd Bottoms Corey Stoll as Shnaider Gary Wilmes as Paul Tracey Victor Slezak as 3-Star General Daniel Olbrychski as Russian Ex-Secret Agent Cassidy Hinkle as Young Salt Nicole Signore as Driver James Schram as Corporal Davis - U.S. Military Kevin O'Donnell as Francis Michelle Ray Smith as Lead Technician Victoria Cartagena as Portico Checkpoint Agent Xavier Rafael as Secret Service Agent Ivo Velon as Basayev Marion McCorry as CIA Director Medford Hristo Hristov as Russian Thug James Cronin as Joe Oates Brian Distance as Air Force Tech Sgt. Honor Guard Zach Shaffer as Security Officer Harry L. Seddon as Cop escorting Evelyn Salt from Bombing Cecilia Foss as The Ritual Matchmaker Dionne Audain as Coms Agent / Radio Op Jewel Elizabeth as Mourning Granddaughter William Henderson White as Russian Reporter Ethan Ladd as 7-year-old Schnaider Michael Ahl as 4-Star General George Aloi as Mourner James P. Anderson as Soviet Air Force General Kamar De Los Reyes as Secret Service Agent Daniel Ferro as Secret Service Agent Greg Connolly as Secret Service Agent Mike D. Anderson as Secret Service Agent Dave Herring as Secret Service Agent Scott Barry as Secret Service Agent Quarles Antoine as Navy P.O. Lara Apponyi as Reporter Gaetano Averella as Pedestrian In Tan Jacket Tobias Campbell as 12-year-old Schnaider Robert Bizik as Business Executive Michael Blumenstock as Businessman Courtney S. Bunbury as MP Officer Rory Clarke as U.S. Marshal Mike Colter as Tactical Team Leader Michael Cramer as News Crew Clem Cheung as Exchange Prisoner Marmee Cosico as Funeral Mourners Millard Darden as Corporate Executive Michael Dean as CIA Agent Frosty Lawson as CIA Agent Matt Gulbranson as CIA Agent Edgar Jimz as CIA Agent Conor Timmis as CIA Agent Bill Geary as CIA Agent Niecy Cerise as CIA Agent Eddy Challita as CIA Agent Loukas Papas as CIA Agent David C. Yee as CIA Agent Mark Vincent as CIA Agent Shalon Delgado as Pedestrian Maria Diaz as Dignitary John Calvin Doyle as Agent Scot Cregan as SWAT Team Officer Juan Pablo Veizaga as SWAT Officer Eddie Dvir as SWAT Officer Seth Kozak as SWAT Officer Josh Pesin as SWAT Officer Mardi Jones as CIA / SWAT team Pamela Fischer as Hotel Guest Evans Forlidas as Marine Sargeant Vaughn Goland as Mourner Liam Ferguson as Escalator Husband Kate Gorney as Russian Sophisticate Janis Grossman as Spectator Victoria Hale as Mrs. Oates Frank Hansen as Russian Mobster docking boat Mika Gill as Reporter Danielle Glick as Reporter Reginald Harper as Honor Guard Frank Harts as White House Secret Service Jay Ferraro as Alter Server Walter Hartung as EMT Heath Herring as Henchman Moe Hindi as Russian Wrestler Tanzeel Kayani as NYPD Officer Tony Joe as NYPD Officer Norman Outlaw as NYPD Officer Peter Conboy as NYPD Officer Zahir Zahrieh as NYPD Officer Paul Collins Johnson as Police Officer Albert Jones as Security Technician Yasmin D. Kahn as Church Mourner Jess King as Spetsnaz Fighter David Kneeream as Secret Service Officer Philippe Vonlanthen as Secret Service Agent Jeff Wincott as Secret Service Agent Christopher Phillips as Secret Service Agent (Tactical Team B) Ralph A. Wilburn, Jr. as Uniform Secret Service Agent Michael J. Kraycik as White House Aide Jordan Lage as NSA Miller Lovari as Russian Mobster Tanda Mercer as Reporter Chris Miskiewicz as Bike Messenger John Mitchell as Mourner Arash Mokhtar as On-Camera Reporter Catherine Murillo as Crying Mourner Denise Lynch Murter as Spectator at Funeral Robert Myers as Spectator at Funeral Manny Oliverez as Man with Newspaper Luis Pacheco as Mourner Jason Paris as SWAT Diamond Daniel Pearce as Young Orlov Nick Poltoranin as Russian Mob Lil Rhee as Subway Passenger Enrique Sebastian Rivas as Honorary Pallbearer Vincent Riviezzo as Businessman Darren Ross as Mourning Congressman Kyle Salvatore as Russian Trainer Andy Sinatra as Reporter Ken Sladyk as Russian Bodyguard Gilbert Soto as Spectator Anita Storr as Dignitary at Funeral Patrick Michael Strange as Businessman Tom Stratford as Businessman Towanda Underdue as White House Staffer Chris Vaina as Photographer Paul Weaver as Naval Officer Steven Weisz as Russian Cabinet Minister Ken Wharton as CIA Analyst Stosh Zona as Russian Dignitary Don Whatley as Hotel Guest Lisa Whitt as Businesswoman Jennifer Wiener as Ferry Passenger Deantre Williams as Air Force Tech Sergeant © Preems.com |
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Premieres Egypt - July 21, 2010 Jordan - July 21, 2010 Bahrain - July 22, 2010 China - July 22, 2010 South Korea - July 22, 2010 Kuwait - July 22, 2010 Lebanon - July 22, 2010 Syria - July 22, 2010 Oman - July 22, 2010 Qatar - July 22, 2010 United Arab Emirates - July 22, 2010 Russian Federation - July 22, 2010 Ukraine - July 22, 2010 United States - July 23, 2010 Canada - July 23, 2010 Bangladesh - July 23, 2010 India - July 23, 2010 Philippines - July 23, 2010 Taiwan - July 23, 2010 Indonesia - July 28, 2010 Malaysia - July 29, 2010 Turkey - July 30, 2010 Vietnam - July 30, 2010 Brazil - July 30, 2010 Colombia - July 30, 2010 Bulgaria - July 30, 2010 Japan - Summer 2010 Sweden - August 4, 2010 Belgium - August 4, 2010 Singapore - August 5, 2010 Thailand - August 5, 2010 Montenegro - August 5, 2010 Argentina - August 5, 2010 Serbia - August 5, 2010 Netherlands - August 5, 2010 Ecuador - August 6, 2010 Lithuania - August 6, 2010 Uruguay - August 6, 2010 Romania - August 6, 2010 Estonia - August 6, 2010 Iceland - August 11, 2010 Hungary - August 12, 2010 Slovakia - August 12, 2010 Czech Republic - August 12, 2010 Kenya - August 13, 2010 Nigeria - August 13, 2010 Mexico - August 13, 2010 Puerto Rico - August 13, 2010 Latvia - August 13, 2010 France - August 18, 2010 Switzerland (French speaking region) - August 18, 2010 Bolivia - August 19, 2010 New Zealand - August 19, 2010 Slovenia - August 19, 2010 Portugal - August 19, 2010 Croatia - August 19, 2010 United Kingdom - August 20, 2010 Australia - August 26, 2010 Germany - August 26, 2010 Switzerland (German speaking region) - August 26, 2010 Belize - August 27, 2010 Costa Rica - August 27, 2010 El Salvador - August 27, 2010 Guatemala - August 27, 2010 Honduras - August 27, 2010 Nicaragua - August 27, 2010 Panama - August 27, 2010 Venezuela - August 27, 2010 Austria - August 27, 2010 Spain - August 27, 2010 Poland - August 27, 2010 Finland - September 10, 2010 Norway - September 10, 2010 Denmark - September 10, 2010 Peru - September 16, 2010 Greece - September 16, 2010 South Africa - October 1, 2010 Chile - October 7, 2010 Italy - October 15, 2010 Switzerland (Italian speaking region) - October 15, 2010 Filming locations Washington, D.C. Georgetown, Washington, D.C. Albany, New York Coler-Goldwater Hospital, Roosevelt Island, New York City, New York Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, New York City, New York (South Korea - North Korea border) Grumman Aerospace Factory, Bethpage, Long Island, New York Queens, New York City, New York Hicksville, Long Island, New York Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York Republic Airport, East Farmingdale, Long Island, New York Silvercup Studios East, Long Island City, Queens, New York City, New York Staten Island, New York City St. Bartholomew's Church, Park Ave @ 51st St, Manhattan, New York City The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx River Pkwy @ Fordham Rd, Bronx, New York City White Plains, New York Companies Production Columbia Pictures Di Bonaventura Pictures Distribution Columbia Pictures / 2010 | USA | theatrical Sony Pictures Releasing / 2010 | Netherlands | theatrical Special effects Hirota Paint Industries Proof - previsualization Other 1 Force - military technical advisors Atlantic Cine Equipment - techno crane/Stab-C Gotham Sound - sound gear and walkies provided by Haddad - transportation equipment Henry's International Cuisine - catering Movie Movers - star trailers, hair and make-up trailers, transportation Philly Picture Cars - picture cars Post Factory NY - post-production facilities Professional Sound Services - sound equipment provided by Spacecam Systems - aerial cameras provided by Transportation Resources - transportation equipment Technical specifications Cinematographic process: Super 35 Printed film format: 35 mm Aspect ratio: 2.35:1 |
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As
a CIA officer, Evelyn Salt (Jolie) swore an oath to duty, honor
and country. Her loyalty will be tested when a defector accuses
her of being a Russian spy. Salt goes on the run, using all her
skills and years of experience as a covert operative to elude capture.
Salt's efforts to prove her innocence only serve to cast doubt on
her motives, as the hunt to uncover the truth behind her identity
continues and the question remains: "Who Is Salt?"
