Xinhua reported that Silva will fly to Los Angeles this week to begin shooting the first scenes for the film, which is yet to be titled.
Either it's not Forces Of Execution, or the media just dont know the title yet. Which one do you think it is ??
http://voltagepictures.com/details.aspx?ProjectId=5b64f154-300f-e211-9d6b-d4ae527c3b65
Alexander Coates' (Seagal) criminal empire has been good to him - and devastating to his enemies - until his number one hit man, Roman Hurst, messes up what should have been a routine hit. Alexander spares his protege's life but cripples his hands, thus 'retiring' Hurst forever. Before long, though, Alexander realizes that he'll need Hurst's help one last time when Iceman, a ruthless killer, surfaces.
http://voltagepictures.com/details.aspx?ProjectId=5b64f154-300f-e211-9d6b-d4ae527c3b65
Alexander Coates' (Seagal) criminal empire has been good to him - and devastating to his enemies - until his number one hit man, Roman Hurst, messes up what should have been a routine hit. Alexander spares his protege's life but cripples his hands, thus 'retiring' Hurst forever. Before long, though, Alexander realizes that he'll need Hurst's help one last time when Iceman, a ruthless killer, surfaces.
Yes you are missing something. It says: Alexander Coates' (Seagal) criminal empire has been good to him. That means he plays a criminal, thats pretty obvious to anyone. It sounds like some sort of Cartel/Mafia-like movie, it sounds good becouse Seagal dosnt play a good guy/mommys boy. On the other hand he dosnt play the actual villain either, but he does play a criminal which does NOT make him a good guy
Read it again Kadence1!
http://voltagepictures.com/details.aspx?ProjectId=5b64f154-300f-e211-9d6b-d4ae527c3b65
Alexander Coates' (Seagal) criminal empire has been good to him - and devastating to his enemies - until his number one hit man, Roman Hurst, messes up what should have been a routine hit. Alexander spares his protege's life but cripples his hands, thus 'retiring' Hurst forever. Before long, though, Alexander realizes that he'll need Hurst's help one last time when Iceman, a ruthless killer, surfaces.
http://voltagepictures.com/details.aspx?ProjectId=5b64f154-300f-e211-9d6b-d4ae527c3b65
Alexander Coates' (Seagal) criminal empire has been good to him - and devastating to his enemies - until his number one hit man, Roman Hurst, messes up what should have been a routine hit. Alexander spares his protege's life but cripples his hands, thus 'retiring' Hurst forever. Before long, though, Alexander realizes that he'll need Hurst's help one last time when Iceman, a ruthless killer, surfaces.
From this description it sounds to me like Seagal will have a smaller role with not a lot of fighting. It looks to me like the characters of Hurst and Iceman will have more of the screen time and more of the fight scenes. As long as they don't market this as another run of the mill Seagal action film then it's not necessarily a bad thing. After all playing the head of a criminal empire and not being at the centre of all the fight scenes is a role that would better suit Seagal's age and current physical shape.