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Black Hawk Down (18-Dec-2001)

Director: Ridley Scott

Writer: Ken Nolan

Based on a book: Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War by Mark Bowden

Keywords: Action/Adventure, Battle of Mogadishu

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Eric Bana
Actor
9-Aug-1968   Hulk, Chopper
Orlando Bloom
Actor
13-Jan-1977   Lord of the Rings
Ewen Bremner
Actor
23-Jan-1972   Julien Donkey-Boy
Kim Coates
Actor
1959   Kieran Keyes on Night Man
Hugh Dancy
Actor
19-Jun-1975   Galahad in King Arthur
Ron Eldard
Actor
20-Feb-1965   Det. Jim Dunbar on Blind Justice
William Fichtner
Actor
27-Nov-1956   Agent Mahone on Prison Break
Steven Ford
Relative
19-May-1956   Son of Gerald Ford
Carmine Giovinazzo
Actor
24-Aug-1973   Det. Danny Messer on CSI: NY
Ioan Gruffudd
Actor
6-Oct-1973   Horatio Hornblower
Tom Guiry
Actor
12-Oct-1981   The Sandlot
Tom Hardy
Actor
15-Sep-1977   Layer Cake
Josh Hartnett
Actor
21-Jul-1978   The Virgin Suicides
Jason Isaacs
Actor
6-Jun-1963   Black Hawk Down
Zeljko Ivanek
Actor
15-Aug-1957   Gov. James Devlin on Oz
Ewan McGregor
Actor
31-Mar-1971   Trainspotting
Glenn Morshower
Actor
24-Apr-1959   Aaron Pierce on 24
Enrique Murciano
Actor
9-Jul-1973   Without a Trace
Jeremy Piven
Actor
26-Jul-1965   Ari Gold on Entourage
Sam Shepard
Playwright
5-Nov-1943   Buried Child
Tom Sizemore
Actor
29-Nov-1961   Heat, Robbery Homicide Division
Richard Tyson
Actor
13-Feb-1961   Kindergarten Cop
Brian Van Holt
Actor
6-Jul-1969   House of Wax

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