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G20

Name: G20
Genre: Action, Mystery, Drama
Released: 2025-04-10
Duration: 108 min
Rating: 6.338

★ 6,3 /10 (701 Votes)

2025 EN 108 min

Overview

After the G20 Summit is overtaken by terrorists, President Danielle Sutton must bring all her statecraft and military experience to defend her family and her fellow leaders.

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Release date

10/04/2025

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701

Popularity

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Never underestimate a patriot.

Genres

Action Mystery Drama

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

108 min

Website

www.amazon.com

Viola Davis

President Danielle Sutton

Anthony Anderson

Derek Sutton

Marsai Martin

Serena Sutton

Ramón Rodríguez

Agent Manny Ruiz

Antony Starr

Rutledge

Douglas Hodge

Prime Minister Oliver Everett

Elizabeth Marvel

Treasury Secretary Joanna Worth

Sabrina Impacciatore

Elena Romano

Clark Gregg

Vice President Harold Moseley

Christopher Farrar

Demetrius Sutton

John Hoogenakker

Agent Darden

Ali Suliman

Agent Adwi

Angela Sarafyan

Quoll

MeeWha Alana Lee

Han Min-Seo

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Conrad Kemp

Bousquet

Joseph Steven Yang

Lee Young-Ho

Emmanuel Castis

Titos

David James

Csonger

Julius Tennon

CIA Director Mikkelson

Theo Bongani Ndyalvane

Melokuhle

Noxolo Dlamini

Lesedi

Gideon Emery

Warren Paxton

Stephen Jennings

General Paulson

Caitlin Mehner

Jennifer

Heike Brunner

German Chancellor

Colin Moss

Prime Minister Lowe

Jacques Theron

French Prime Minister

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Anthony C. Hyde

President Yasyanov

Riaz Solker

Prince Amed

Tshamano Sebe

South African President

José Domingos

President Silvo

Jandre le Roux

Agent Parry

Adrian Collins

Karl

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Tendaiishe Chitima

Agent Lane

Robert Hobbs

German Chancellor Security

Alexander Maniatis

Hans

Terence Bridgett

Kelly

Carolyn Forword

Press Secretary

Dominique Maher

White House Reporter

Genna Galloway

White House Reporter

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Murray Todd

White House Reporter

Shane John Kruger

Twin Thug

Milton Schorr

Twin Thug

Francis Chouler

Situation Room Analyst

Lance Elliott

Russian Rut Agent

Bianca Simone Mannie

Ballroom Waitress

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Jean de la Querra

Pax Garage Thug

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Bjorn de Klerk

Pax Lobby Fight Thug

Paul Hampshire

Italian Kids Room Thug

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Kathleen Stephens

International Agent

Chris van Rensburg

Cameraman Rut

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Shaleeni Ranchhod

Ballroom Press

Jason K. Ralph

Senator William Bailey

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Gregory Schwabe

Secret Service Agent

Neels Clasen

Russian Security

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Tarryn Steyn

Ballroom Reporter

Matt Newman

Ballroom Reporter

Sobantu Nqayi

Chef

Martin Munro

BBC Reporter

Loulou Taylor

CNN Reporter

Khalil Kathrada

MEEN Reporter

Martin Kluge

DBC Reporter

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Ndoni Khanyile

SAN Reporter

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Kuen Hsin Liu

JVN Reporter

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Paul Savage

African Union Chairperson

Faniswa Yisa

SA President's Wife

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Nelson De Gouveia

Mr. Security Central

Tamer Burjaq

Turkish Security

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Andy Huang

Chinese Security

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Gavin Lee Gomes

Pax Ballroom Security

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Trevor Byrom

Pax Ballroom Security

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Clinton Kruger

Pax Ballroom Security

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Marc Harmse

Pax Ballroom Security

Clyde Berning

CAT Team Leader

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Pieter Stemmet

Canadian Security (uncredited)

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Martin Van Geems

Grey-Bearded Man (uncredited)

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