S.W.A.T.
2003Hondo Harrelson recruits Jim Street to join an elite unit of the Los Angeles Police Department. Together they seek out more members, including tough Deke Kay and single mom Chris Sanchez. The team's first big assignment is to escort crime boss Alex Montel to prison. It seems routine, but when Montel offers a huge reward to anyone who can break him free, criminals of various stripes step up for the prize.
Acted in
Samuel L. Jackson
as Sgt. Dan 'Hondo' Harrelson
Colin Farrell
as Jim Street
Michelle Rodriguez
as Chris Sanchez
LL Cool J
as Deacon 'Deke' Kaye (as James Todd Smith aka LL Cool J)
Josh Charles
as T.J. McCabe
Jeremy Renner
as Brian Gamble
Brian Van Holt
as Michael Boxer
Olivier Martinez
as Alex Montel
Domenick Lombardozzi
as GQ
Reg E. Cathey
as Lt. Greg Velasquez (as Reginald E. Cathey)
Larry Poindexter
as Capt. Thomas Fuller
Page Kennedy
as Travis
James DuMont
as Gus
Denis Arndt
as Sgt. Howard
Lindsey Ginter
as Agent Hauser
Octavia Spencer
as Neighbor in Alley
Noel Gugliemi
as Latino Thug
Clark Johnson
as Deke's Handsome Partner
Matt Gerald
as Nick
Ken Davitian
as Uncle Martin Gascoigne (as Kenneth Davitian)
Tricia Kelly
as Waitress at Pub
Ashley Scott
as Lara
Benjamin King
as Customs Agent #1
Alex Trebek
as (voice)
Reed Diamond
as Officer
Neal H. Moritz
as Driver
Max Thayer
as Desk Officer
Jeff Wincott
as Ed Taylor
Marcio Rosario
as Dispatcher Garcia
Jay Montalvo
as Spanish Newscaster
Michael Papajohn
as Bistro Gangster #3
Sergio Kato
as Prison Guard
Gregory Sporleder
as Robber #1
Esther K. Chae
as Reporter #2
Bruce Gray
as Mr. Richard Segerstrom
Lucinda Jenney
as Kathy
E. Roger Mitchell
as Agent Kirkland
Jay Acovone
as Lear Jet Pilot
Mario Aguilar Jr.
as Beat-up Latino Thug
J. Grant Albrecht
as Desk Officer #2 (as Grant Albrecht)
Peter Allas
as Bistro Gangster #1
Frankie J. Allison
as Robber #2
Nathan Andrews
as Lead Gangster
Sara Arrington
as Boxer's Wife
Michael Baker
as Range Official
Dianne Barone
as Newscaster #1
Tody Bernard
as Subway Engineer
Melanie Kim Blank
as Reporter #3
Joe Bucaro III
as Robber #3 (as Joey Bucaro)
Andi Chapman
as Customs Agent #2
Gregory Crane
as Prison Guard
Brad Crosby
as Lee
Tommy De La Cruz
as Gangster #1
Bruce Dent
as Waiter
Reed Diamond
as Officer David Burress
Martin Dorsla
as Hip Cop
Jamal Duff
as LAPD Officer at Subway
Jessica Winther
as Reporter #4 (as Jessica Edwards)
Colin Egglesfield
as LAPD Officer
Steve Forrest
as S.W.A.T. Truck Driver
Kenneth Franklin
as Young Deputy (as Kenny Franklin)
Maria Galvez
as Latina Woman
Garry Guerrier
as Gamble's Thug (as Garry G.)
Willie Gault
as Newscaster #2
Sheri Goldner
as Dispatcher #1
Michael Gregory
as Limo Driver
Michael Guarnera
as Paramedic
Steven Hack
as Injured Bank Manager
Krista Hartling
as Motorcycle Cop
Daniel Ichikawa
as Sgt. Yamoto
Dale W. Jones
as Gangbanger #1 (as Dale Jones)
Bishop Don Magic Juan
as Archbishop Don 'Magic' Juan (as Archbishop Don 'Magic' Juan)
Joseph Kung
as Rail Unit Cop
Brendan Wayne
as S.W.A.T Techie (as Danny La Cava)
Sergio Lambert
as Kid in Alley
Jenya Lano
as Monique
Brian Leckner
as Cashier
Iris Little Thomas
as Bank Supervisor (as Iris Little-Thomas)
Ricki Lopez
as Agusta Pilot #2
Elio Lupi
as Hot Dog Vendor
Alexander Lyras
as Bistro Gangster #2
Larry McCormick
as As Himself
Neal H. Moritz
as Luxury Car Driver
Devika Parikh
as Jail Intake Reporter
Rod Perry
as Deke's Dad
Audra Platz
as Dispatcher #2
Stephen Ramsey
as Lear Jet Co-Pilot
Ken Rudulph
as Reporter #1
Heather Salmon
as Wounded Bank Teller
Ben Siegler
as Sheriff's Deputy
Richard Steinmetz
as S.W.A.T. Negotiator
David St. James
as Polish Hostage
Arlow Stewart
as Homeboy
Michael Eric Strickland
as Lawyer
Shannon Sturges
as Mrs. Segerstrom
Rod Tate
as Gangbanger #2
Max Thayer
as Desk Officer #1
Atticus Todd
as Gangster #2
Andy Umberger
as Deputy Chief
Nick Vachon
as Agusta Pilot #1 (as Nicholas Vachon)
Jamison Yang
as Broker