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Rules of Engagement (2000)

Name: Rules of Engagement
Director: William Friedkin
Genre: drama film, action film, war film
Duration: 122 min
Rating: 6.4

Directed by William Friedkin.

Directed by William Friedkin · Shot by William A. Fraker, Nicola Pecorini · Music by Mark Isham · 122 min

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Rules of engagement: Kate Bingaman Burt at TEDxPortland — TEDx Talks · 18 min

Elsewhere

More by William Friedkin

The People vs. Paul Crump — 1962
The Bold Men — 1965
Mayhem on a Sunday Afternoon — 1965
The Thin Blue Line — 1966
Good Times — 1967
The Birthday Party — 1968
The Night They Raided Minsky's — 1968
The Boys in the Band — 1970
The French Connection — 1971
The Exorcist — 1973
Fritz Lang Interviewed by William Friedkin — 1974
Sorcerer — 1977
The Brink's Job — 1980
Cruising — 1980
Deal of the Century — 1983
To Live and Die in L.A. — 1985
C.A.T. Squad — 1986
Rampage — 1987
C.A.T. Squad: Python Wolf — 1988
The Guardian — 1990
Jailbreakers — 1994
Blue Chips — 1994
Jade — 1995
12 Angry Men — 1997
The Hunted — 2003
Bug — 2006
Killer Joe — 2011
The Devil and Father Amorth — 2017
The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial — 2023

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