Until Death
- Action
- Thriller
- Crime
Anthony Stowe is a dirty cop who is hooked on heroin—and everyone hates him. After a serious accident, he is placed into an induced coma, but emerges from it a better person who wants to put things right.
Until Death is a 2007 action thriller about a corrupt, heroin-addicted cop who awakens from a coma determined to reform and make amends for his past crimes. The film explores themes of redemption and transformation through violence and crime drama.
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Jean-Claude Van DammeAnthony Stowe
Selina GilesValerie Stowe
Stephen ReaGabriel Callaghan
William AshSerge
Stephen LordJimmy Medina
Gary BeadleMac
C. Gerod HarrisRoss
Wes RobinsonChad Mansen
Mark DymondMark Rossini
Buffy DavisJane
Alana MariaClementine
Fiona O'ShaughnessyLucy
Adam LeeseVan Huffel
Rachel GrantMaria Ronson
Trevor CooperWalter Curry
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When was Until Death released?
Until Death was released on January 19, 2007.
What is Until Death about?
The film follows Anthony Stowe, a dirty cop addicted to heroin who is universally despised. After suffering a serious accident and falling into an induced coma, he wakes up as a changed man determined to right his wrongs.
What genre is Until Death?
Until Death is an action thriller with crime elements, focusing on the protagonist's journey from corruption to redemption.
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