Information
| Year: | 2010 |
| Rating: | 6.6(26314) |
| Listed in: | Action, Mystery, Thriller |
| Directed by: | Phillip Noyce |
| Actors: | Liev Schreiber Chiwetel Ejiofor Daniel Olbrychski August Diehl Daniel Pearce Angelina Jolie |
| "Salt Must Die." | |
Cast
| Directed by | |
|---|---|
| Phillip Noyce | |
| Actors | |
| Liev Schreiber | as Ted Winter |
| Chiwetel Ejiofor | as Peabody |
| Daniel Olbrychski | as Vassily Orlov |
| August Diehl | as Mike Krause |
| Daniel Pearce | as Young Orlov |
| Hunt Block | as U.S. President Lewis |
| Andre Braugher | as Secretary of Defense |
| Olek Krupa | as Russian President Matveyev |
| Corey Stoll | as Shnaider |
| Vladislav Koulikov | as Chenkov's Father |
| Kevin O'Donnell | as Young CIA Officer |
| Gaius Charles | as CIA Officer |
| Zach Shaffer | as CIA Security Officer |
| Albert Jones | as CIA Technician |
| Paul Juhn | as North Korean Torturer |
| David Bishins | as Security Supervisor |
| Gary Wilmes | as Advisor to U.S. President |
| Jordan Lage | as National Security Advisor |
| Jeremy Davidson | as President's Secret Service Agent |
| Vladimir Tevlovski | as KA Executioner |
| Steve Cirbus | as FBI Agent |
| Jeb Brown | as Bunker Technician |
| Vitali Baganov | as New Russian President |
| Peter Weireter | as Security Officer |
| Ryan Cyrus Shams | as Interrogation Tech |
| Liam Joynt | as White House Gate Officer |
| Armand Schultz | as Martin Crenshaw |
| Ivo Velon | as Basayev |
| Kamar De Los Reyes | as Secret Service Agent |
| Victor Slezak | as One-Star General |
| Jalil Jay Lynch | as DC Taxi Driver |
| Mike Colter | as CIA Tactical Leader |
| Lynn C. Sanders | as Bishop |
| Nick Poltoranin | as Russian KA Agent |
| Vladimir Troitsky | as Russian KA Agent |
| Hristo Hristov | as Russian KA Agent |
| James Nuciforo | as Military Aide |
| Jose L. Rodriguez | as North Korean Border MP |
| Avis Boone | as Rink Petroleum Security |
| Scott Dillin | as Presidential Bunker Tech |
| Alexander Martin Jones | as Presidential Bunker Tech |
| Angelo Lopez | as Presidential Bunker Tech |
| Stephen Breach | as Police Captain |
| Mike Conneen | as Washington Reporter |
| Greg Kelly | as News Anchor |
| Angel David | as Burly Agent |
| Frank Harts | as 2nd Floor Secret Service Agent |
| David Agranov | as Orlov Lieutenant |
| Quarles Antoine | as Navy P.O |
| Solima Arnold | as Mourner |
| Gaetano Averella | as Pedestrian in Tan Jacket |
| Robert Bizik | as Man Waiting for Bus |
| Eddy Challita | as Street Witness |
| Clem Cheung | as N. Korean Exchange Prisoner |
| Thomas Joe Craig | as White House Staff |
| Richard Jose Gomez | as Honor Guard Leader |
| Moe Hindi | as Russian Wrestler |
| Paul Hope | as USAF Master Sgt. |
| Joe Huu | as North Korean Soldier |
| Nicky Julius | as Russian Thug |
| Seth Kozak | as SWAT Officer |
| Michael J. Kraycik | as White House Military Aide |
| Addison LeMay | as Fireman |
| Lovari | as Russian Thug |
| Richard Martini | as Driver in North Korea |
| Robert Myers | as Man at Funeral |
| Darren Ross | as Congressman |
| John J. Schneider | as BlackHawk Helicopter Pilot |
| James Schram | as U.S. Military - Corporal Davis |
| Ken Sladyk | as Russian Bodyguard |
| Brian Smyj | as Cia Agent |
| Gilbert Soto | as Funeral Attendant |
| Al Sotto | as Pedestrian |
| Vixit Thamboun | as Altar Boy |
| Luke Trevisan | as Young Shnaider |
| Chris Vaina | as Photograher |
| Steven Weisz | as Russian Cabinet Minister |
| Deantre Williams | as Air Force Tech Seargent |
| LeRoy Wilson Jr. | as SWAT Team |
| Actresses | |
| Angelina Jolie | as Evelyn Salt |
| Cassidy Hinkle | as 12-Year-Old Chenkov |
| Olya Zueva | as Chenkov's Mother |
| Zoe Lister Jones | as CIA Security Hub Tech |
| Tika Sumpter | as Front Deskwoman |
| Yara Shahidi | as Salt's Young Neighbor |
| Michelle Ray Smith | as Lead Bunker Officer |
| Marion McCorry | as CIA Director Medford |
| Roslyn Ruff | as Neural Tech |
| Lara Apponyi | as BBC Newscaster |
| Colleen Werthmann | as Secret Service Tactical Officer |
| Victoria Cartagena | as Portico Checkpoint Agent |
| Dionne Audain | as Communications Agent |
| Beverly Kirk | as White House Reporter |
| Barbara Harrison | as DC Reporter |
| Theresa Caggiano | as Subway Cop |
| Elizabeth Kaledin | as NY1 Reporter |
| Jessica Rich | as Subway Passenger |
| Natalie Gal | as Reporter |
| Katherine Dickson | as Repoter |
| Cecilia Foss | as The Ritual Matchmaker |
| Mika Gill | as Reporter |
| Danielle Glick | as Reporter |
| Janis Grossman | as Funeral Spectator |
| Cheryl Masterson | as Funeral Attendant/Mourner |
| Tanda Mercer | as Reporter |
| Elysia Segal | as Subway Passenger |
Movie info
| Languages: | English, Russian |
| Filming dates: | 3 March 2009 - June 2009 December 2009 - (additional filming) |
| Budget: | USD 110,000,000 |
| Gross: |
USA - 91,788,345 USD (8 August 2010) UK - 5,668,581 GBP (5 September 2010) Philippines - 98,722,778 PHP (8 August 2010) Russia - 323,783,908 RUR (29 August 2010) |
| Plot: | As a CIA officer, Evelyn Salt swore an oath to duty, honor and country. Her loyalty will be tested when a defector accuses her of being a Russian spy. Salt goes on the run, using all her skills and years of experience as a covert operative to elude capture. Salt's efforts to prove her innocence only serve to cast doubt on her motives, as the hunt to uncover the truth behind her identity continues and the question remains: "Who is Salt?" |
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Original Soundtracks
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"Zarya" Traditional Arranged by Irina Mikhailova Performed by Irina Mikhailova and Hans Christian Courtesy of Well-Tempered Productions "Higher" Written by David Palmer and Chuck Kentis Performed by DEKODER By Arrangement with Coda Music "Yr the Enemy" Written by Ian Blurton and Dean Dallas Bentley Performed by C'mon Courtesy of Blown Speaker Records "Grande Piece Symphonique Op. 17 No. 2" Written by César Franck Performed by William K. Trafka Courtesy of Zarex Corporation/Pro Organo "In Paradisum from Requiem Op. 48" Written by Gabriel Fauré Performed by The Oxford Schola Cantorum and Camerata Courtesy of Naxos By Arrangement with Source/Q |
Goofs
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Revealing mistakes: In one shot, a SWAT officer can be seen holding a Colt Model 933 carbine fitted with an EOTech red dot sight, the sight being mounted backwards on the weapon. Continuity: When Salt walks into the holding room to interrogate Orlov, she places a black plastic ashtray containing a pack of cigarettes on the corner of the table. It stays there throughout several following scenes, but has vanished when she's in the room alone. Continuity: When Evelyn is climbing on the outside of the building, in some shots her dog's head is visible sticking out of her backpack. In other shots the backpack is zipped up tight. GEOG: In one of the Washington DC scenes, Salt is seen entering the Archives/Navy Memorial Metro station, and emerging from the L'Enfant Plaza station, without ever boarding a train. Continuity: When Evelyn first goes on the run, she enters a stairwell, takes off her shoes and tosses them in the corner. The next shot shows the security camera's view. The shoes are in a different position. Revealing mistakes: While the CIA raids Evelyn Salt's Apartment, they throw a flash grenade into the home, every single window on the exterior shatters but none of the mirrors or household appliances get damaged. Continuity: The movie is supposed to take place during the winter time as evidenced by the fact that there were no leaves on any of the trees during the scenes in D.C. and NYC. However, during the first chase seen on the overpass which took place in D.C. there were leaves on all the trees. This is because that seen was actually filmed in Albany, NY later on during the spring. Continuity: When Salt is locked in the CIA building she takes a chair and throws it on the floor, in the next scene the chair is gone (at the security camera's and the normal camera). Continuity: Despite all her climbing and sliding down the elevator shaft, Salt manages to escape with her white shirt completely clean. Continuity: Outside the Vice President's funeral, the CIA lapel pin on Ted Winter's coat changed orientation between shots. Continuity: The ring that Orlov wears changes fingers. When he is on the helicopter with the baby it's on the third finger. When the children kiss it it's on the second finger. At the junkyard it's back on the third finger. Continuity: In the scene when Salt is surrounded by the agents on a bridge, she jumps off the bridge on a blue truck. In the next shot she is on a silver truck. Continuity: When Salt is taken into custody after the White House sequence, her hands are cuffed behind her, as evidenced in the way she deals with Ted Winter. Seemingly a few moments later, as she is being loaded onto the helicopter, her hands are now cuffed in front. Continuity: When Salt escapes from the NYPD police van by crashing it on top of the yellow NYC cabs, she lifts a gray fur hat from a side stall without breaking stride. The scene immediately cuts to a ferry where she is seen wearing the same hat with a matching fur coat/overall. The possibility that such an overall could be placed on the kind of side stall depicted, or that she could have lifted one that was so striking similar to the hat from somewhere else are pretty slim. Continuity: When Salt returns home looking for her husband, she sees a sandwich with two bites taken out of it. In the next scene during the raid by the CIA, a half-eaten sandwich is seen. CHAR: Some scenes are spoken completely in Russian, in one of them Orlov is spelling the tail-number of an airplane: N182SL. The pronunciation of the letters isn't Russian, it's clearly German. SYNC: When Salt is hijacking a bike in the traffic jam, she got a Triumph Street Triple R. This bike a very specific engine (3 cylinders) and has therefore a very specific sound but on the soundtrack you hear the sound of a plain motorcycle. Continuity: After the explosion at the funeral Salt is left covered in dust, yet as soon as she is seen in custody in a NYPD police van she is in pristine condition. DATE: The helicopter in the movie bringing the "Soviet master spy" to the abandoned monastery now serving as a training camp for the KA-spies has a Russian aircraft registration (RA-... or RF-... for govt-aircraft). In those days, the helicopter would have had a Soviet registration (CCCP-...). Fact errors: When Salt steals a motorcycle to use in her escape, she does so by reaching out and grabbing the brake as the motorcyclist drives by her. This causes the bike to stop and the rider to fly off the bike. The problem is that she grabbed the left hand lever which in reality is the clutch, not the brake. Without grabbing the brake the bike would have pulled out of her hand and continued past her or if she turned the bike it would have crashed into the car at full speed. |
Quotes
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Evelyn Salt: What is your name? Vassily Orlov: My name is Vassily Orlov. Today, a Russian agent will travel to New York city to kill the President. This agent is KA-12. Evelyn Salt: The KA program is a myth. Vassily Orlov: Don't you want to know the name? Evelyn Salt: You're good. You can tell the rest of your story to one of my colleagues. Vassily Orlov: Salt. Evelyn Salt: Yes? Vassily Orlov: The name of the agent is Evelyn Salt. Evelyn Salt: My name is Evelyn Salt. Vassily Orlov: Then you are a Russian spy. Evelyn Salt: I'm not a goddamn Russian spy. |
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