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Rutger Hauer | Martin |
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Jennifer Jason Leigh | Agnes |
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Tom Burlinson | Steven |
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Jack Thompson | Hawkwood |
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Fernando Hilbeck | Arnolfini |
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Susan Tyrrell | Celine |
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Ronald Lacey | Cardinal |
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Brion James | Karsthans |
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Nancy Cartwright | |
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Blanca Marsillach | |
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Hans Veerman | |
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Jorge Bosso | |
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Simón Andreu | |
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Bruno Kirby | |
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Héctor Alterio | |
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Bettina Brenner |
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Jan de Bont | Director of Photography |
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Basil Poledouris | Original Music Composer |
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Gerard Soeteman | Screenplay |
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Paul Verhoeven | Director |
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Gijs Versluys | Producer |
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Ine Schenkkan | Editor |
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Paul Verhoeven | Writer |
"A timeless adventure, a passion for wealth and power. Only the strongest will survive"
"Only the strongest will survive"
In 1501, a city in Italy has been taken by a coup d'état while its rightful ruler, Arnolfini (Fernando Hilbeck), is away. Arnolfini promises mercenaries 24 hours of looting if they succeed in retaking the city, and they do so.
But in the middle of their revelry, Arnolfini wants them gone. Hawkwood (Jack Thompson), the commander of his troops, is caring for a young nun he mistakenly attacked during the siege. Arnolfini promises to get her medical attention and Hawkwood leads Arnolfini's cavalry, betraying his former lieutenant, Martin (Rutger Hauer). The cavalry ejects the mercenaries from the city without their loot.
DVD : 2004-02-03
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