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When the President goes on a fishing trip to a rural area, a drone attack kills the entire Secret Service protection detail. Banning survives. He saves the President but both are incapacitated. President Trumbull is more seriously injured and comatose. FBI Agent Helen Thompson (Jada Pinkett Smith) finds substantial evidence that Banning is responsible for the attack. The discarded van used to carry out the massacre contains Banning's hair and DNA. Thompson is also suspicious in that Banning survived the attack. He is subsequently arrested and ordered incarcerated.
While Banning is being moved to a detention facility, his transport is ambushed. Banning escapes after killing the assailants, who are revealed to be agents who took part in the training exercise at the beginning of the film. Banning makes a call to his wife Leah (Piper Perabo) and lets her know he is alive. This call alerts Thompson to Banning's location which leads to a car chase. Banning escapes again and goes to his father Clay Banning's (Nick Nolte) house in the woods.
Meanwhile, Vice President Martin Kirby (Tim Blake Nelson) is sworn in as Acting President due to Trumbull being in a coma. It is revealed that Wade Jennings (Danny Huston), Banning's friend, is the person who framed him for the attack as well as the head of Salient Global, a paramilitary company with many support personnel. Banning and his father observe Jennings' men through surveillance cameras approaching Clay's house; Clay detonates explosives around the perimeter of the house, killing all the would-be attackers. They escape and Banning reveals to Clay that he has a wife and daughter. Leah and her daughter are on the verge of being kidnapped when Clay saves them. Kirby reveals to the press that Banning is responsible for the whole fiasco with support from the Russian government.
Thompson finds the bodies around Clay's cabin and deduces that Banning was set up. Along with another agent, she goes to meet Jennings, but both are killed by him. Trumbull comes out of his coma and Kirby is revealed to be involved with Jennings. He plans to retaliate by attacking Russia due to the 'assassination attempt' on the President. Banning reaches the hospital where Trumbull is being treated after realizing it is unsafe for the President to remain there, but is captured and arrested. After an argument, Trumbull orders Banning released. Banning leads Trumbull to safety as Jennings destroys the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital by increasing the oxygen and nitrogen supply to unstable levels, causing an explosion. The two hide in a corner office of the next building as Jennings' men pursue them. After a long gun battle, Jennings attempts to escape via helicopter, but Banning destroys the helicopter and kills Jennings.
Banning is exonerated while Trumbull arrests Kirby for treason thanks to the evidence uncovered by Thompson. Clay decides to live with Banning and his family. Feeling guilt over his failure to protect Trumbull as well as his undisclosed ailments, Banning offers his resignation. Trumbull forgives his mistakes and offers Banning a promotion to Director of the Secret Service, which he accepts.
Morgan Freeman as President Allan Trumbull
Danny Huston as Wade Jennings, Mike’s former Ranger teammate and the leader of Salient Global.[3]
Michael Landes as Sam Wilcox, White House Chief of Staff[4]
Tim Blake Nelson as Vice President Martin Kirby[5]
Nick Nolte as Clay Banning, a Vietnam-era Ranger/Tunnel Rat and Mike’s estranged father who abandoned him at a young age. Since then, he has taken up living in the woods all over the US.[6]
Piper Perabo as Leah Banning, Mike’s wife[7]. Perabo replaced Radha Mitchell, who played the role in the previous films.
Jada Pinkett Smith as FBI Agent Helen Thompson[8]
Lance Reddick as Secret Service Director David Gentry[9]
Mark Arnold as CIA Director James Haskell
Chris Browning as Militia Man
Antonio Bustorff[10]
Frederick Schmidt as Travis Cole, head of security of Salient Global and Jennings' right-hand man.
Joseph Millson as FBI agent Ramirez
Ori Pfeffer as Agent Murphy
On October 28, 2016, it was announced that a sequel titled Angel Has Fallen is in development, with Gerard Butler reprising his role, as well as once again acting as a producer on the film.[11]
On July 25, 2017, Ric Roman Waugh was announced as director for Angel Has Fallen.[12] On January 10th, 2018, Holt McCallany joined the cast as Wade Jennings, an ex-military turned head of a technology company.[13] On January 18, 2018, Jada Pinkett Smith and Tim Blake Nelson are confirmed to appear in Angel Has Fallen and the filming of it is set to start on February 7, 2018.[8][5] On February 13, 2018, Piper Perabo joined the cast.[7] On March 12, 2018, Lance Reddick joined the cast as Secret Service Director Gentry.[9] Aaron Eckhart, who played president Benjamin Asher in the first two films, is not returning to this film as The President of the United States. On March 21, 2018, Michael Landes is set to portray White House Chief of Staff Sam Wilcox.[4] On January 22, 2019, David Buckley was announced as the film's composer, replacing Trevor Morris who scored the previous 2 films.[14]
Angel Has Fallen commenced filming in Virginia Water Lake and continued throughout the United Kingdom and Bulgaria.[15] McCallany had to drop out of his role on Angel Has Fallen due to scheduling conflicts with the show Mindhunter[16] and was replaced by Danny Huston.
Filming took place at Pinewood Studios, Bray Studios, Longcross Studios and Nu Boyana Film Studios.
Box office
In the United States and Canada, Angel Has Fallen is projected to gross $13–15 million from 3,286 theaters in its opening weekend.[17][18] It made $1.5 million from Thursday night previews, the highest of the series.[19]
Plot
After the events in the previous film, Secret Service agent Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) undergoes training in a Secret Service facility and is recommended for the position of Director by the President of the United States, Alan Trumbull (Morgan Freeman) to replace retiring Secret Service director David Gentry (Lance Reddick). Banning hides the fact that he is suffering from migraines and insomnia and visits several doctors to treat these maladies. He starts taking medication to cope with the pain.When the President goes on a fishing trip to a rural area, a drone attack kills the entire Secret Service protection detail. Banning survives. He saves the President but both are incapacitated. President Trumbull is more seriously injured and comatose. FBI Agent Helen Thompson (Jada Pinkett Smith) finds substantial evidence that Banning is responsible for the attack. The discarded van used to carry out the massacre contains Banning's hair and DNA. Thompson is also suspicious in that Banning survived the attack. He is subsequently arrested and ordered incarcerated.
While Banning is being moved to a detention facility, his transport is ambushed. Banning escapes after killing the assailants, who are revealed to be agents who took part in the training exercise at the beginning of the film. Banning makes a call to his wife Leah (Piper Perabo) and lets her know he is alive. This call alerts Thompson to Banning's location which leads to a car chase. Banning escapes again and goes to his father Clay Banning's (Nick Nolte) house in the woods.
Meanwhile, Vice President Martin Kirby (Tim Blake Nelson) is sworn in as Acting President due to Trumbull being in a coma. It is revealed that Wade Jennings (Danny Huston), Banning's friend, is the person who framed him for the attack as well as the head of Salient Global, a paramilitary company with many support personnel. Banning and his father observe Jennings' men through surveillance cameras approaching Clay's house; Clay detonates explosives around the perimeter of the house, killing all the would-be attackers. They escape and Banning reveals to Clay that he has a wife and daughter. Leah and her daughter are on the verge of being kidnapped when Clay saves them. Kirby reveals to the press that Banning is responsible for the whole fiasco with support from the Russian government.
Thompson finds the bodies around Clay's cabin and deduces that Banning was set up. Along with another agent, she goes to meet Jennings, but both are killed by him. Trumbull comes out of his coma and Kirby is revealed to be involved with Jennings. He plans to retaliate by attacking Russia due to the 'assassination attempt' on the President. Banning reaches the hospital where Trumbull is being treated after realizing it is unsafe for the President to remain there, but is captured and arrested. After an argument, Trumbull orders Banning released. Banning leads Trumbull to safety as Jennings destroys the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital by increasing the oxygen and nitrogen supply to unstable levels, causing an explosion. The two hide in a corner office of the next building as Jennings' men pursue them. After a long gun battle, Jennings attempts to escape via helicopter, but Banning destroys the helicopter and kills Jennings.
Banning is exonerated while Trumbull arrests Kirby for treason thanks to the evidence uncovered by Thompson. Clay decides to live with Banning and his family. Feeling guilt over his failure to protect Trumbull as well as his undisclosed ailments, Banning offers his resignation. Trumbull forgives his mistakes and offers Banning a promotion to Director of the Secret Service, which he accepts.
Cast
Gerard Butler as United States Secret Service agent Mike Banning, Clay’s son and Leah’s husband.Morgan Freeman as President Allan Trumbull
Danny Huston as Wade Jennings, Mike’s former Ranger teammate and the leader of Salient Global.[3]
Michael Landes as Sam Wilcox, White House Chief of Staff[4]
Tim Blake Nelson as Vice President Martin Kirby[5]
Nick Nolte as Clay Banning, a Vietnam-era Ranger/Tunnel Rat and Mike’s estranged father who abandoned him at a young age. Since then, he has taken up living in the woods all over the US.[6]
Piper Perabo as Leah Banning, Mike’s wife[7]. Perabo replaced Radha Mitchell, who played the role in the previous films.
Jada Pinkett Smith as FBI Agent Helen Thompson[8]
Lance Reddick as Secret Service Director David Gentry[9]
Mark Arnold as CIA Director James Haskell
Chris Browning as Militia Man
Antonio Bustorff[10]
Frederick Schmidt as Travis Cole, head of security of Salient Global and Jennings' right-hand man.
Joseph Millson as FBI agent Ramirez
Ori Pfeffer as Agent Murphy
Production
On July 25, 2017, Ric Roman Waugh was announced as director for Angel Has Fallen.[12] On January 10th, 2018, Holt McCallany joined the cast as Wade Jennings, an ex-military turned head of a technology company.[13] On January 18, 2018, Jada Pinkett Smith and Tim Blake Nelson are confirmed to appear in Angel Has Fallen and the filming of it is set to start on February 7, 2018.[8][5] On February 13, 2018, Piper Perabo joined the cast.[7] On March 12, 2018, Lance Reddick joined the cast as Secret Service Director Gentry.[9] Aaron Eckhart, who played president Benjamin Asher in the first two films, is not returning to this film as The President of the United States. On March 21, 2018, Michael Landes is set to portray White House Chief of Staff Sam Wilcox.[4] On January 22, 2019, David Buckley was announced as the film's composer, replacing Trevor Morris who scored the previous 2 films.[14]
Angel Has Fallen commenced filming in Virginia Water Lake and continued throughout the United Kingdom and Bulgaria.[15] McCallany had to drop out of his role on Angel Has Fallen due to scheduling conflicts with the show Mindhunter[16] and was replaced by Danny Huston.
Filming took place at Pinewood Studios, Bray Studios, Longcross Studios and Nu Boyana Film Studios.
Release
The film was released in the United States on August 23, 2019.[3]Box office
In the United States and Canada, Angel Has Fallen is projected to gross $13–15 million from 3,286 theaters in its opening weekend.[17][18] It made $1.5 million from Thursday night previews, the highest of the series.[19]
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