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| Tommy Lee Jones | Col. Hayes Hodges |
| Samuel L. Jackson | Col. Terry L. Childers |
| Guy Pearce | Maj. Mark Biggs |
| Bruce Greenwood | William Sokal |
| Blair Underwood | Capt. Lee |
| Philip Baker Hall | Gen. H. Lawrence Hodges |
| Anne Archer | Mrs. Mourain |
| Ben Kingsley | Ambassador Mourain |
| Mark Feuerstein | Capt. Tom Chandler |
| Dale Dye | Gen. Perry |
| Kim Delaney | |
| Nicky Katt | Hayes Hodges III |
| Baoan Coleman | Col. Binh Le Cao |
| Ryan Hurst | Captain Hustings |
| Richard McGonagle | Judge Col. E. Warner |
| Director | William Friedkin
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| Producer | Scott Rudin
Richard D. Zanuck Arne Schmidt |
| Writer | Stephen Gaghan
James Webb |
| Cinematography | Nicola Pecorini
William A. Fraker |
| Musician | Mark Isham
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In this drama, two U.S. Marines who stood side by side on the field of battle are reunited in a court of law. Attorney Hayes Hodges ( Tommy Lee Jones ) once aspired to a career as an officer, but a serious injury in Vietnam put an end to his military future, leaving him bitter and resentful. Col. Terry L. Childers ( Samuel L. Jackson ) fought alongside Hodges and once saved his life; when Childers is threatened with a court martial for ordering his troops to fire on civilians during a raid on an American embassy, Hodges is the only lawyer that he can trust, and the case gives Hodges a chance for revenge against the military system that he feels has wronged him. Rules of Engagement also features Kim Delaney , Ben Kingsley , Blair Underwood , and Anne Archer . — Mark Deming |
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