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The Warrant is a 2020 American Western -themed film. The film stars Steven R. McQueen and Neal McDonough as a father and son duo, who dedicate their lives to upholding the law. A sequel to the film titled The Warrant: Breaker's Law, was announced in 2022.
Mar 3, 2020 · The Warrant: Directed by Brent Christy. With Neal McDonough, Steven R. McQueen, Casper Van Dien, Gregory Cruz. After fighting in the Civil War, two Union Army buddies find themselves on opposite sides of the law with the post-war peace at risk.
Sheriff John Breaker and his son, Cal, reunite after the Civil War to track down a fellow veteran, now a notorious gang leader. Their mission turns dangerous when they find themselves caught between their former friend's outlaw gang and the vigilantes who are taking the law into their own hands.
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Two friends from the Union Army find themselves on opposite sides of the law after the war.
- Western
Sheriff John Breaker and his son, Cal, reunite after the Civil War to track down a fellow veteran, now a notorious gang leader. Their mission turns...
In the shadow of the Civil War, two former Union Army comrades with very different motivations for serving, wind up on opposite ends of the law. Subtitles: English. Starring: Neal McDonough Steven R. McQueen Annabeth Gish Casper Van Dien.
Jan 6, 2020 · The Warrant is a thrilling, action-packed Western adventure starring Neal McDonough (Yellowstone, Captain America, Band of Brothers, Red 2), Casper Van Dien (Starship Troopers, Tarzan),...
The Warrant is a thrilling, action-packed Western adventure starring Neal McDonough (Yellowstone, Captain America, Band of Brothers, Red 2), Casper Van Dien (Starship Troopers, Tarzan), Steven R. McQueen (The Vampire Diaries, Chicago Fire), and Annabeth Gish (X-Files, The Haunting of Hill House).
Overview. After fighting in the Civil War, two Union Army buddies find themselves on opposite sides of the law with the post-war peace at risk. Brent Christy. Director. Shea Sizemore.
