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Dita Mandy : He's probably got a rifle. Byer : It's a high-powered rifle. Sign In. Play trailer Action Adventure Thriller. Director Tony Gilroy. Top credits Director Tony Gilroy. See more at IMDbPro. Trailer Clip Featurette Rachel Weisz as Marta. Edward Norton as Byer. Promo Photos Top cast Edit. Rachel Weisz Dr. Marta Shearing as Dr. Marta Shearing. Tony Guida Dr. Benezara as Dr. Sonnie Brown Dr.

Lieberburg as Dr. Neil Brooks Cunningham Dr. Dan Hillcott as Dr. Dan Hillcott. Zeljko Ivanek Dr. Donald Foite as Dr. Donald Foite. Tony Gilroy. In , he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Rated PG for violence and action sequences. David Strathairn as Noah Vosen. Stacy Keach as Adm. Mark Turso. Jeremy Renner as Aaron Cross. Rachel Weisz as Dr. Marta Shearing. Edward Norton as Col.

Eric Byer. Scott Glenn as Ezra Kramer. Albert Finney as Dr. Albert Hirsch. Reviews Not much Bourne, too much legacy. Roger Ebert August 08, Now streaming on:. Powered by JustWatch. Now playing. No Future Peter Sobczynski. For those who haven't seen the trailer, the action takes place in the same timeframe as the previous instalment, The Bourne Ultimatum.

As Jason Bourne blows the cover on the CIA's super-spy programme, Treadstone, we learn of several similar operations - all of which must be terminated because of his actions. That spells danger for Aaron Cross, an agent of Operation Outcome, described as "Treadstone, without the inconsistency" , whose handlers want to wipe him out. Played with ferocious intensity by The Hurt Locker's Jeremy Renner, Cross is a tougher, colder character than Damon's scrupulous spook. He is also imbued with superhuman agility and strength.

One sequence sees him scramble up the side of a three-storey building in a single second shot. How many scrapes and bruises? Quite a few. Renner's character is a veteran of the Afghanistan war and, unlike Jason Bourne, a willing recruit to the shady underworld of covert operations. For the first 30 minutes of the film, he barely speaks. Was Gilroy ever worried the audience wouldn't sympathise with his character?

Renner says he never had concerns about the audience reaction. And it's brilliantly written. It was really just my job not to screw it up. If Cross's principles are never entirely clear is he fighting for survival, or fighting the system?