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Spy Game (2001)

Name: Spy Game
Director: Tony Scott
Genre: action film, spy film, action thriller
Duration: 121 min
Rating: 7.1

Spy Game is a 2001 American action thriller film directed by Tony Scott and starring Robert Redford and Brad Pitt as CIA operatives during the last days of the Cold War. It was released in the United States on November 21, 2001, and grossed $143 million on a $115 million budget. It received mostly positive reviews from critics.

Directed by Tony Scott · Shot by Daniel Mindel · Cut by Christian Wagner · Music by Harry Gregson-Williams · Ratio 2.35:1 · 121 min

Behind the scenes

Behind the Scenes: Spy Game (Scott, 2001) with Robert Redford and Brad Pitt — Serious Feather · 12 min
Spy Game: Brad Pitt Interview | ScreenSlam — ScreenSlam · 9 min
Sam's Real Life Spy Game, That Works! — Corridor Crew · 11 min

Elsewhere

More by Tony Scott

One of the Missing — 1968
Loving Memory — 1971
The Hunger — 1983
Top Gun — 1986
Beverly Hills Cop II — 1987
Days of Thunder — 1990
Revenge — 1990
The Last Boy Scout — 1991
True Romance — 1993
Crimson Tide — 1995
The Fan — 1996
Enemy of the State — 1998
The Hire: Beat the Devil — 2002
Man on Fire — 2004
Agent Orange — 2004
Domino — 2005
Déjà Vu — 2006
The Taking of Pelham 123 — 2009
Unstoppable — 2010

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