The Recruit
Trust. Betrayal. Deception. In the C.I.A. nothing is what it seems.
Country
Production
Budget
$46 000 000
Revenue
$101 191 884
Director
Actors
Colin Farrell, Al Pacino, Bridget Moynahan, Gabriel Macht, Karl Pruner, Eugene Lipinski, Mike Realba, Domenico Fiore, Ron Lea, Jeanie Calleja
All actors and roles (10)
All actors and roles (10)
Scenario
Kurt Wimmer, Roger Towne
Producer
Roger Birnbaum, Gary Barber, Jeff Apple, Jonathan Glickman, Ric Kidney
Operator
Stuart Dryburgh
Composer
Artist
Andrew McAlpine, Neil Morfitt
Audition
Robin D. Cook, Marcia Ross
Editing
David Rosenbloom
All team (77)
All team (77)
Short description
A brilliant CIA trainee must prove his worth at the Farm, the agency's secret training grounds, where he learns to watch his back and trust no one.
What's left behind the scenes
- In the film, Colin Farrell wears a TAG Heuer Kirium F1 watch.
- The final scene of the film was reportedly shot at an 'abandoned warehouse'—the same location where Rob Marshall filmed the prison scenes for the musical 'Chicago' (2002).
- While filming the scene in which Colin Farrell's and Al Pacino's characters go to a restaurant, Al Pacino accidentally damaged the car they were driving. This is clearly visible when he parks at the restaurant.
- The childhood photos of James and his father in the opening credits are genuine family photographs of Colin Farrell.
- During the filming of the scene where the characters of Colin Farrell and Al Pacino go to a restaurant, Al Pacino accidentally damaged the car they were driving in. This is clearly visible when he parks in front of the restaurant.
- Colin Farrell wears a TAG Heuer Kirium F1 watch in the film.
- The computer code shown in the film is simply a meaningless set of characters.
- The final scene of the film was shot in what was presented as an "abandoned warehouse" – the same location where Rob Marshall filmed the prison scenes for the musical "Chicago" (2002).
- The childhood photos of James and his father in the opening credits are actual family photographs of Colin Farrell.
- The idea for the scene where the character played by Colin Farrell tells girls in a bar that he "just got out of prison" came from the actor himself. He said that he once used that line to pick up a girl at a bar, and it worked. The producers liked the improvisation, and the line made it into the film.
- The idea for the scene where Colin Farrell's character tells the girls in the bar that he has 'just gotten out of prison' was come up with by the actor himself. He said that he had once hit on a girl in a bar that way and it worked; the producers liked the improvisation, and the line made it into the movie.
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