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Joss Ackland | General Nikolayev | |
Marian Bachev | Sergei Akopov | |
Patrick Bergin | Igor Komarov | |
Velizar Binev | Debate moderator | |
Katerina Blatechki | Little Elena | |
Vladimir Bonev | General Korin | |
Ben Cross | Anotoly Grishin | |
Rositza Danailova | Zaitsev's Daughter | |
Dodel Daneti | Leonid Zaitsev | |
Paraskeva Djukelova | Natasha | |
Michael York | Sir Nigel Irvine | |
Jeff Fahey | Harvey Blackledge | |
Patrick Swayze | Jason Monk | |
Annika Peterson | Sonia Astrova | |
Steven Spiers | Viktor Akopov | |
Niko Nicotera | Andrei Kasanov | |
Valentin Ganev | Vladimir Tonkin |
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Producer | Patrick Peach
Robert Halmi Jr. Brian Gordon |
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Writer | Frederick Forsyth
Adam Armus Kay Foster Nora Kay Foster |
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Cinematography | David Connell
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Musician | Daniel Licht
Mark Kilian |
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His Promise of Peace Has Stirred a Nation. His Secret Will Destroy It. Russia is on the brink of anarchy, and its current president stands powerless against the growing famine and inflation, the escalating crime and corruption, and the teeming hordes of unemployed rebels roaming the streets. Radical right-wing party leader Igor Komarov (Patrick Bergin, The Patriot Games) welcomes the chaos. He looks forward to the new election, having gained the respect of the restless masses by promising law, order, prosperity, and to restore the lost greatness of their homeland. Who is this icon of peace who assures a Russia reborn? One man who knows is Jason Monk (Golden Globe® winner Patrick Swayze, Ghost), ex-CIA and "the best damn agent-runner" in the business. He's seen Komarov's confidential "Black Manifesto," which calls for a return to dictatorship, military expansionism, and genocidal ethnic cleansing. Now Monk's determined to blow the lid off Komarov's secret new order ,and he's on a personal vendetta as well - to find Anatoli Grishin (Ben Cross, Chariots of Fire), the sadistic KGB officer who once tortured and murdered four of his agents and is now Komarov's head of security. Monk's mission is to stop Komarov, whatever it takes, and finally settle the score with Grishin. But to accomplish it, he must remain alive. The forces allied against are ruthless - and time is running frighteningly short. Based on the thrilling novel the New York Times calls "vintage Forsyth," this gripping miniseries poses a scenarios as frighteningly plausible as tomorrow's headlines. |
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