Xander Berkeley

Nicolas Cage (CON AIR) is Will Gerard, a family man whose wife, Laura (January Jones of MAD MEN), is attacked. A stranger, Simon (Guy Pearce of THE KING'S SPEECH) offers revenge on the attacker in exchange for a favor from Will.

Directed by Mark Neale, Faster revolves around a world as competitive as it is dangerous: championship motorcycle racing. Filmed throughout the 2001 and 2002 seasons, the documentary delves into 16 annually held races.

Nicolas Cage (CON AIR) is Will Gerard, a family man whose wife, Laura (January Jones of MAD MEN), is attacked. A stranger, Simon (Guy Pearce of THE KING'S SPEECH) offers revenge on the attacker in exchange for a favor from Will. Consenting, Will is pulled into a dangerous vigilante operation that leads to deadly consequences for himself and his family.

Nicolas Cage (CON AIR) is Will Gerard, a family man whose wife, Laura (January Jones of MAD MEN), is attacked. A stranger, Simon (Guy Pearce of THE KING'S SPEECH) offers revenge on the attacker in exchange for a favor from Will. Consenting, Will is pulled into a dangerous vigilante operation that leads to deadly consequences for himself and his family.

Nicolas Cage (CON AIR) is Will Gerard, a family man whose wife, Laura (January Jones of MAD MEN), is attacked. A stranger, Simon (Guy Pearce of THE KING'S SPEECH) offers revenge on the attacker in exchange for a favor from Will. Consenting, Will is pulled into a dangerous vigilante operation that leads to deadly consequences for himself and his family.

Nicolas Cage (CON AIR) is Will Gerard, a family man whose wife, Laura (January Jones of MAD MEN), is attacked. A stranger, Simon (Guy Pearce of THE KING'S SPEECH) offers revenge on the attacker in exchange for a favor from Will. Consenting, Will is pulled into a dangerous vigilante operation that leads to deadly consequences for himself and his family.

Nicolas Cage is Will Gerard, a family man whose life is turned upside-down when his wife, Laura, is brutally attacked. At the hospital, Will is approached by Simon, who proposes an intriguing offer: Simon will arrange to have a stranger exact vengeance on Laura's attacker, in exchange for a favor from Will in the near future. Will consents to the deal, unwittingly involving himself in a dangerous vigilante operation that could lead to frightening and deadly consequences for himself and his family.

After his wife is brutally raped, Will is approached by a man from a vigilante group who offers to exact revenge on the perpetrator, for a price.

Nicolas Cage (CON AIR, GONE IN SIXTY SECONDS, GHOST RIDER FRANCHISE) is Will Gerard, a family man whose life is turned upside-down when his wife, Laura (January Jones of TV'S MAD MEN, X-MEN: FIRST CLASS), is brutally attacked. At the hospital, Will is approached by Simon (Guy Pearce of THE KING'S SPEECH, THE HURT LOCKER, MEMENTO), who proposes an intriguing offer: Simon will arrange to have a stranger exact vengeance on Laura’s attacker, in exchange for a favor from Will in the near future. Will consents to the deal, unwittingly involving himself in a dangerous vigilante operation that could lead to frightening and deadly consequences for himself and his family.

Narrated by Ewan McGregor, this in-depth look at the MotoGP world championship explores the sport's risks, rewards and fast-paced subculture.

Directed by Mark Neale, Faster revolves around a world as competitive as it is dangerous: championship motorcycle racing. Filmed throughout the 2001 and 2002 seasons, the documentary delves into the 16 races held annually; these competitions culminate in the naming of a single champion. Like most extreme sports documentaries, Faster has more than its share of thrills, spills, crashes, slide-outs, and flips. The footage is supplemented, however, by interviews with racers including Australian veteran Garry McCoy, who had a titanium rod put in his leg only to crash shortly afterwards; the now-paralyzed former racer Wayne Rainey; hotshot American newcomer John Hopkins; and Italian rivals Valentino Rossi and Max Biaggi. Managers, mechanics, and doctors also offer insight regarding what makes championship motorcycle tournaments tick, and the borderline obsessive dedication needed to persevere within the sport.

A stint in prison usually has one of two effects on a man – it either breaks him down or makes him stronger. For Driver (Dwayne Johnson), a 10-year sentence proved the latter. His strength was not just fueled by time, but also by a hunger to avenge the murder of his brother during the botched bank robbery that led to his own imprisonment. Untouchable on the ‘inside,’ he made plenty of enemies in prison - men who were counting the days until his release so they could exact their own revenge on the outside. Now, on the day of his release, he is hell-bent on reaping vengeance upon the four men responsible for his brother’s murder. With a list of names and addresses in hand, he sprints out of the prison gates and is immediately on his mission.