
Mercenary: Absolution (2015) on Netflix
R20151h 36mActionAdventureCrime
John Alexander, a contract killer, takes a job to eliminate an Afghan national. A girl fleeing a mob boss lands in his lap at a bar, and he shields her.
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Plot summary
John Alexander works as a contract killer for an agency. His contact, Van Horn, sends him to kill an Afghan national suspected of handing stealth technology to terrorists, and Alexander warns that he will not be used for political gain. With his associate Chi, he breaks into the compound and carries out the hit. A girl is beaten by a masked man, escapes his club and takes a camera and a ledger recording his network and his crimes. Van Horn puts the extraction on hold, so Alexander and Chi wait at a bar; the girl arrives, begs for help, and thugs who follow her are dispatched by Alexander. He takes her to headquarters, where she describes the mob boss who tortured girls. Van Horn calls to say the client wants her back.
Cast
Steven Seagalas John Alexander
Byron Mannas Chi
Josh Barnettas Colt
Adina Stetcuas Nadia
Massimo Dobrovicas Handler
Vinnie Jonesas The Boss
Sabina Branduseas John's Wife
George Remesas Victor
- Dominte Cosminas Sergei
Lesley-Anne Downas Zvetlana
Lauro David Chartrand-DelValleas Darko
Sergiu Costacheas The Afghani
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Mercenary: Absolution (2015)
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- Steven Seagal wrote his own character's opening monologue in Absolution, director Keoni Waxman confirmed. Waxman said everyone involved was excited that Seagal wanted to do something different, and that he was far more engaged with the character, the storyline and the idea of his character needing absolution.
- Director Keoni Waxman confirmed that Steven Seagal wrote the opening monologue for his own character, and said everyone on the film was excited that Seagal wanted to do something different, being far more engaged with the character and the storyline.




























