His greedy motives do not seem to match his current lifestyle, especially his house.
Williams also wrote the screenplay with Steve Allrich, which works well except for some lacking character development and a noticeable hiccup in character development occurs with John Nivens. Filmmakers value their story that incorporates sets multiple times instead of the standard dual purpose in the action genre – show it once in an establishing shot then blow it up later.ĭirector Mark Williams uses long, purposeful camera movements as the cast impresses with long dialogue scenes instead of quick cuts catching clichéd quips. In the dialogue, audiences hear the characters’ names at a high frequency, not just his and her. He dutifully conducts his work while caring for his family dog Tazzie. Donovan is delightful as a unique and very capable officer. It’s great to see Walsh in a large role again as she identifies closest to the audience. Neeson continues to amaze in this action role and handles the drama/romance well. This film’s simplicity is a welcome approach while the scenarios, stunts, and surprises entertain. They take audiences through an entire case of corruption without getting too detailed. Nivens and Hall take actions that represent the most unpredictable elements of the film. Jai Courtney (left) stars as “Agent Nivens” and Anthony Ramos (right) stars as “Agent Hall” in director Mark Williams’ HONEST THIEF, an Open Road Films release.
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