Elephant White
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Elephant White | |
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Nu Image Millennium Films | |
Distributed by | Millennium Entertainment |
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Running time | 91 minutes |
Countries | Thailand United States |
Languages | English Thai |
Budget | $10 million |
Elephant White is a 2011 American action-thriller film starring
Plot
American assassin Curtie Church (
Boss Katha and Advisor Bhun discuss how to find Church when Rajahdon walks in. It is then revealed that Rajahdon is Katha's son. The planned assassination of Bhun and the gang war was secretly intended by Rajhadoon as a means for him to succeed his father as his father deems him to be unfit to lead the gang and he chooses Bhun as the successor instead. With Bhun out of the way, Rajhadon would kill Church and win himself back into his fathers good graces. Rajahdon says he will take care of Church himself. Church calls Jimmy to tell him he's leaving, but wants Jimmy to take care of Mae. Jimmy tells Rajahdon that Church is leaving, but Rajahdon still wants to kill Church to assure his position as successor to Boss Katha. Church drives to the gang headquarters and crashes through the wall into the room where Boss Katha and Advisor Bhun are. Church holds Katha hostage while Jimmy and Rajahdon arrive. Church offers to buy all the girls to free them and he begins to tell Katha about the bounty Rajahdon placed on Bhun and whole scheme concocted by Rajadon to succeed as gang leader. Rajahdon tries to shoot him, but Jimmy kills Rajahdon first. The guards then shoot Jimmy but he survived. Disappointed at his son's recklessness, Katha accepts Church's offers to buy the all the girls he has. Church takes a picture of Mae off the wall and Katha says she was the first girl he brought in but she died thirty years ago. Church is confused but soon realizing that he has been talking with Mae's spirit all along who wants him to rescue all the enslaved girls. Jimmy and Church leave with the girls, but Church tells Jimmy he has to go back. Jimmy says he will make sure the girls get help.
Cast
- Djimon Hounsou as Curtis 'Curtie' Church
- Kevin Bacon as Jimmy 'The Brit'
- Jirantanin Pitakporntrakul as Mae
- Weeraprawat Wongpuapan as Boss Katha
- Abhijati "Meuk" Jusakulas Advisor Bhun
- Sahajak Boonthanakit as Rajahdon
- Creighton Mark Johnson as Lead Gunman Bodyguard (uncredited)
- Ron Smoorenburg as Bodyguard (uncredited)
- Desmond O'Neill as Bodyguard (uncredited)
Marketing
At the beginning of the film, in a shot showcasing Bangkok is a billboard advertising
Home media
The film was released on
References
- ^ "New clip from Elephant White starring Djimon Hounsou". 29 April 2011. Retrieved 8 June 2020.
External links
- Elephant White at IMDb
- Elephant White at AllMovie
- Elephant White at the TCM Movie Database
- Elephant White at Rotten Tomatoes