Paycheck
Michael Jennings is a genius who's hired – and paid handsomely – by high-tech firms to work on highly sensitive projects, after which his short-term memory is erased so he's incapable of breaching security. But at the end of a three-year job, he's told he isn't getting a paycheck and instead receives a mysterious envelope. In it are clues he must piece together to find out why he wasn't paid – and why he's now in hot water.
Director(s)
John Woo
Cate Hardman
Daniel Mansfield
Jamie Marshall
Arthur Anderson
Cameron Kuc
Ashley Bell
Brian Smrz
Michael Collins
Yannick Leray
Where to watch
Amazon Video
Rent
Cast & crew
Fulvio Cecere
Agent Fuman
Paul Giamatti
Shorty
Ivana Miličević
Maya-Rachel
Brad Kelly
Wolfe Goon
Callum Keith Rennie
Jude - Guard
Michael C. Hall
Agent Klein
Mark Brandon
Lottery Host
Benita Ha
Wife
Brian Smrz
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Ben Affleck
Michael Jennings
Claudette Mink
Sara Rethrick
Cate Hardman
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Colm Feore
John Wolfe
Aaron Eckhart
James Rethrick
Joe Morton
Agent Dodge
Peter Friedman
Attorney General Brown
Craig Hosking
FBI Helicopter Pilot
David James Lewis
Suit
John Woo
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Arthur Anderson
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Jamie Marshall
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Kathryn Morris
Rita Dunne
Cameron Kuc
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Uma Thurman
Rachel Porter
Christopher Kennedy
Stevens
John Cassini
Agent Mitchell
Michelle Harrison
Jane
Emily Holmes
Betsy - Salesgirl
Kendall Cross
Scientist
Catherine Lough Haggquist
Scientist
Krista Allen
Holographic Woman
Ryan Zwick
Street Kid
Dee Jay Jackson
Guard
Serge Houde
William Dekker
Calvin Finlayson
Balloon Boy
Darryl Scheelar
Plain Clothes Federal Agent
Roger Haskett
Lottery Official
Steve Wright
Allcom Helicopter Pilot
Barclay Hope
Suit
Peter Shinkoda
Suit
Robert Clark
String Quartet
Andrea Siradze
String Quartet
Isabelle Roland
String Quartet
Peter Caton
String Quartet
Ryan Robbins
Husband
Chelah Horsdal
Young Mother
Craig March
Janitor
Jason Calder
Wolfe Goon
Mike Godenir
Wolfe Goon
Brent Connolly
Wolfe Goon
Michelle Anderson
Nursery Customer
Lori Berlanga
Nursery Customer
Daniel Mansfield
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Ashley Bell
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Michael Collins
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Yannick Leray
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Reviews
Rob
Oh dear, this one's pretty bad. There are a lot of faces in this movie but non of them could save this disaster. Which is a shame, because this could have been a really intense and thrilling film in the hands of a different director. Instead, it comes across as a made-for-TV movie. John Woo's direction is lacklustre and cliche, the editing is lazy and the soundtrack is overblown, unfitting and downright intrusive.
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