Filming locations
The Jackal (1997)
This movie starring Bruce Willis, Richard Gere and Sidney Poitier was filmed at more than 2 locations. Among them Radisson Metro Station in Montréal, Canada. All filming locations of The Jackal from 1997 are listed below.
STORY
Hired by a powerful member of the Russian mafia to avenge an FBI sting that left his brother dead, a psychopathic hitman known only as The Jackal proves an elusive target for the people charged with the task of bringing him down: a deputy FBI director, a Russian MVK Major, and a jailed IRA terrorist who can recognize him.
RUNTIME
124
GENRE
Action, Thriller, Crime
PRODUCTION COUNTRY
United States of America, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Finland, Russia, Canada
DIRECTOR
Michael Caton-Jones
CAST
Bruce Willis (The Jackal), Richard Gere (Declan Mulqueen), Sidney Poitier (Carter Preston), Diane Venora (Major Valentina Koslova), J.K. Simmons (FBI Agent T. I. Witherspoon), Mathilda May (Isabella Zanconia), John Cunningham (FBI Director Donald Brown) more..., Jack Black (Ian Lamont), Stephen Spinella (Douglas), Tess Harper (The First Lady), David Hayman (Terek Murad), Ravil Isyanov (Ghazzi Murad), Maggie Castle (Maggie), Richard Lineback (FBI Agent McMurphy), Karen Kirschenbauer (Speaker), Daniel Dae Kim (Akashi), Serge Houde (Beaufres), Leslie Phillips (Woolburton), Steve Bassett (George Decker), Jonathan Aris (Alexander Radzinski), Richard Cubison (General Belinko), Bob Kingdom (Ambassador Koldin), Peter Sullivan (Vasilov), John Harrington Bland (Dave), Terry Loughlin (Davis), Walt MacPherson (Dennehey), Jim Grimshaw (Green Beret Colonel), Terrence Currier (Surgeon General), Sophie Okonedo (Jamaican Girl), Michael Caton-Jones (Man in Video), Laura Viederman (Woman in Video), Gregory Porter Miller (Paramedic), Murphy Guyer (NSC Representative), Philip LeMaistre (Bored Teenage Clerk), James McCauley (CIA Representative #1), Victor Sobchak (Doctor), Serge Christianssens (Immigration Officer), Boris Boscovic (Interrogator), Ewan Bailey (Prison Guard), Danette Alberico (Woman with Champagne #1) and others.
CREW
Gary Levinsohn (Executive Producer), Michael White (Production Design), Bruton Jones (Art Direction), Carter Burwell (Original Music Composer), Ellen Chenoweth (Casting), Hal Lieberman (Executive Producer), Mark Gordon (Executive Producer) more..., Kevin Jarre (Producer), Sean Daniel (Producer), James Jacks (Producer), Martin Hume (Camera Operator), Buddy Joe Hooker (Second Unit Director), Karl Walter Lindenlaub (Director of Photography), Albert Wolsky (Costume Design), Jim Clark (Editor), Eithné Fennel (Hairstylist), John Fenner (Art Direction), Dennis Bosher (Assistant Art Director), Mark Auguste (ADR Supervisor), Todd Kasow (Music Editor), Larry Blanford (Aerial Director of Photography), Chuck Pfarrer (Screenplay), Adam Goodman (Second Assistant Director), Michael Caton-Jones (Producer), Kate J. Sullivan (Set Decoration), Lisa Banes (Thanks), Ricky Eyres (Art Direction), Terence A. Clegg (Executive Producer), Terence A. Clegg (Executive In Charge Of Production), Gary Archer (Prosthetics), David S. Williams Jr. (Digital Compositors), Kathe Swanson (Key Hair Stylist), Gary Alexander (Additional Sound Re-Recordist), Noah Blough (Sound Effects Editor), Michael Haight (Dialogue Editor), Terri Douglas (ADR Voice Casting), Nerses Gezalyan (Foley Mixer), Michael Adams (Grip), Terry Jackson (Stunt Double), Eli Reed (Still Photographer) and others.
CREDITS
Universal Pictures, Mutual Film Company, Alphaville Films
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Radisson Metro Station The Jackal (1997)
Starting point of the chase in the Washington subways.
