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The Fourth Angel

2002·1h 36m·R
DramaThrillerAction
IMDb Rating
★ 5.3/10
3,574 votes

A man seeks justice after his wife and two daughters are gunned down in a terrorist attack.

The Fourth Angel is a 2002 drama thriller movie directed by John Irvin, starring Jeremy Irons, Jason Priestley, Forest Whitaker. It holds an IMDb rating of 5.3/10 from 3,574 votes and runs 1h 36m.

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Director
John Irvin
Stars
Jeremy Irons
Jason Priestley
Forest Whitaker
Briony Glassco
Details
2002-01-18
96 min
Movie
R
★ United Kingdom, Canada
★ English, French, Serbo-Croatian
Keywords
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