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- 12 Certificate
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- 101 Mins
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- 2011
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Nathan (Taylor Lautner) is a teen with a normal life until he discovers his picture on a missing persons website. He finds out that his mum (Maria Bello) and dad (Jason Isaacs) aren't his real parents. But they are assassinated before they can tell him the truth. Soon Nathan and his girlfriend Karen (Lily Collins) find themselves on the run from spies and international gangsters. With Alfred Molina and Sigourney Weaver. One use of strong language and moderate violence with no bloodshed.
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U.K. £2.55 million U.S. $17.65 millionSource: Rentrak EDI
Whoever these people are, I have to stop them.
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Did you know?
- Taylor Lautner, who plays Nathan, performed the stunt in the opening scene himself. The stunt involves hanging onto the hood of a speeding truck.
- This film was loosely based on a story from a newspaper about a kid who found his picture on a missing persons website.
- Taylor Lautner became famous for playing werewolf Jacob Black in the Twilight movies.
- Director John Singleton's feature film directorial debut was Boyz N The Hood.
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