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Jason Patric

17 June 1966, Queens, New York, USA

Jessica Lowndes

8 November 1988, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Gia Mantegna

17 April 1990, New York City, New York, USA

Bruce Willis

19 March 1955, Idar-Oberstein, West Germany

Rain

25 June 1982, Seoul, Korea

John Cusack

28 June 1966, Evanston, Illinois, USA

50 Cent

6 July 1975, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Don Harvey

31 May 1960, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, USA

Jesse Pruett

Didi Costine

Bonnie Somerville

24 February 1974, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Tim Fields

3 October 1980, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA

Johnathon Schaech

10 September 1969, Edgewood, Maryland, USA

15 February 1988, Newport Beach, California, USA

Andrew Wert

11 August 1968, Southfield, Michigan, USA

Danielle Phelan

David Gordon

Martin Blencowe

11 April 1986, Brighton, England, UK

Courtney B Turk

Patrick Constantine Bertagnolli Jr.

Billy Culbertson

Bennett Wayne Dean Sr.

11 December 1942, Mobile, Alabama, USA

Doris Dean

23 January 1949, Natick, Massachusetts, USA

6 November 1967, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Ryan Sanson

29 August 1988, Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines

Paul

Played by: Jason Patric

Angela

Played by: Jessica Lowndes

Beth

Played by: Gia Mantegna

Omar

Played by: Bruce Willis

Mark

Played by: Rain

Sam

Played by: John Cusack

The Pharmacy

Played by: 50 Cent

Riley

Played by: Don Harvey

Wilson

Played by: Jesse Pruett

Rachel

Played by: Didi Costine

Susan

Played by: Bonnie Somerville

Jimmy

Played by: Tim Fields

Frank

Played by: Johnathon Schaech

Janine

Played by: Andrea Burns

Justin

Played by: Jim Bennett

Eddie

Played by: Tyler Jon Olson

Mitch

Played by: Jonathan Carkeek

Brickyard Bouncer

Played by: Jay Oringer

Candice

Played by: Tara Holt

Facetime Stranger

Played by: Andrew Wert

Junky Girlfriend

Played by: Danielle Phelan

Omar's Head of Security

Played by: David Gordon

Bartender

Played by: Martin Blencowe

Meagan

Played by: Courtney B Turk

Variety

An idle Netflix user could certainly do far worse when browsing for mindless actioners. But the overall air of shrugging obligation from those both in front of and behind the camera proves contagious.

August 23, 2014

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The Dissolve

This isn't a passion project for anyone involved. It's a by-the-numbers affair that's landing on the right side of the ledger book. It's about mercenaries on both sides of the camera.

August 26, 2014

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Los Angeles Times

Unless you're a fan of yawn-worthy shootouts and showdowns, "The Prince" is a "Taken" retread hardly indicative of any special set of skills.

August 24, 2014

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Blu-ray.com

Aggressive but hopelessly thin, The Prince hopes to dazzle viewers with famous faces, which act as a rodeo clown while the rest of the picture trots out snoozy underworld and revenge clichés in a most uninspired script.

August 29, 2014

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New York Daily News

'Taken' without any of the charisma or energy.

August 22, 2014

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Common Sense Media

The Prince is a royal dud.

August 29, 2014

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Critical Women

Macho mayhem as the male version of maternal instinct. While Willis rather delicately negotiates his darker side, in a shaky balance between a slightly humanized professional psychopath seeking closure for a major grievance, and just a really rotten dude.

August 22, 2014

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Village Voice

If filmmakers were put on trial for hackery, a good prosecutor might ask director Miller why The Prince contains no discernible prince but does feature a closing-credit shout-out to "Prince Yoohanhwesa."

August 26, 2014

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