
True Vengeance
Thriller · Action · Drama
Overview
An ex-naval intelligence officer is forced to assassinate a CEO when his daughter is kidnapped by the Yakuza.
Top Cast


Daniel Bernhardt
Daniel Bernhardt
Allen Griffin
Daniel Bernhardt
Allen Griffin


Miles O'Keeffe
Miles O'Keeffe
The Specialist
Miles O'Keeffe
The Specialist


Beverly Johnson
Beverly Johnson
Lt. Kada Wilson
Beverly Johnson
Lt. Kada Wilson
Joyce Westergaard
Joyce Westergaard
Beverly Black
Joyce Westergaard
Beverly Black
Jonathan Lutz
Jonathan Lutz
Det. Bill Emory
Jonathan Lutz
Det. Bill Emory


George Cheung
George Cheung
Hidako Minushoto
George Cheung
Hidako Minushoto


Roger Yuan
Roger Yuan
Takura
Roger Yuan
Takura


Tessa Bartholomew
Tessa Bartholomew
Emily Griffin
Tessa Bartholomew
Emily Griffin


Leo Lee
Leo Lee
Oska Yushiro
Leo Lee
Oska Yushiro


Keo Woolford
Keo Woolford
Adachi
Keo Woolford
Adachi
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