Enemies Closer

About this Broadcast

Two enemies team up to fight a drug cartel that's searching for a missing shipment on the US-Canada border.

2013 English

Mystery & Suspense Drama Action/adventure Other Suspense/thriller

Cast & Crew

Tom Everett Scott (Actor) .. Henry

Linzey Cocker (Actor) .. Kayla

Christopher Robbie (Actor) .. Sanderson

Zahari Baharov (Actor) .. Saul

Dimo Alexiev (Actor) .. Morris

Kris Van Damme (Actor) .. Francois

Vladimir Mihaylov (Actor) .. Jean

Teodor Tzolov (Actor) .. Eto

Hristo Mitzkov (Actor) .. Wooton

Ryan Dauner-Spike (Actor) .. Spota

Jonas Talkington (Actor) .. Ice Leader

Paul Jenkins (Actor) .. Ice Agent #1

Atanas Srebrev (Actor) .. Ice Agent #2

Georgi Manchev (Actor) .. Ice Agent #3

Plamen Dimov (Actor) .. Flatboy

Christopher Lorenz (Actor) .. Officer

Nikolay Varbanov (Actor) .. Redneck

Vlado Mihailov (Actor)

Johnny Holmes (Actor)

Peter Weller (Actor)

Gilbert Melendez (Actor)

Adrian Hammond (Actor)

Danny Cosmo (Actor)

Crystal Mantecon (Actor)

Danny Mora (Actor)

Arielle Zimmerman (Actor)

Luis Da Silva Jr. (Actor)

Arturo Palacios (Actor)

Tony Jarreau (Actor)

Trevor Prangley (Actor)

Scott Sheeley (Actor)

Eddie Rouse (Actor)

More Information

Did You Know..

Tom Everett Scott (Actor) .. Henry

Born: September 07, 1970
Birthplace: Brockton, Massachusetts, United States

Trivia: Tall, lanky, and possessing one of the most affable grins in Hollywood, Tom Everett Scott is often considered a younger version of Tom Hanks, his director in That Thing You Do!. Ironically, this resemblance almost cost him his part in the film; after seeing Scott's audition tape, Hanks didn't want to hire him because of the resemblance, but the intervention of his wife, Rita Wilson, who saw the tape and thought Scott was "cute," saved the day and landed the young actor his breakthrough role.Scott was born September 7, 1970 in Brockton, Massachusetts. The third of four children, Scott was raised in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts by a civil engineer father and an insurance saleswoman mother. While a sophomore communications major at Syracuse University, he discovered his love of theatre and changed his major to drama. After graduation, he moved to New York City, did an obligatory stint as a waiter, and formed a theatre company, '"aTheaterco," with three friends. Scott toiled away in obscurity until 1993 when he got his first role, on the TV sitcom Grace Under Fire. He auditioned for That Thing You Do! and landed the leading role of Guy, a wide-eyed drummer for the one-hit-wonders the Wonders. The role brought Scott previously unheard-of opportunities, including the starring role in his next film, 1997's An American Werewolf in Paris, which co-starred Julie Delpy. 1998 proved to be a busy year for Scott, who was seen in three very different films, the most notable being One True Thing, in which he played Meryl Streep's son. Scott also had a turn in the independent drama River Red and the college comedy Dead Man on Campus. In 1999, Scott played a significant part in the romantic comedy The Love Letter, in which he co-starred with Tom Selleck, Kate Capshaw, and Ellen DeGeneres.

Linzey Cocker (Actor) .. Kayla

Born: May 19, 1987

Christopher Robbie (Actor) .. Sanderson

Born: May 30, 1938

Zahari Baharov (Actor) .. Saul

Dimo Alexiev (Actor) .. Morris

Kris Van Damme (Actor) .. Francois

Vladimir Mihaylov (Actor) .. Jean

Teodor Tzolov (Actor) .. Eto

Hristo Mitzkov (Actor) .. Wooton

Ryan Dauner-Spike (Actor) .. Spota

Jonas Talkington (Actor) .. Ice Leader

Born: November 07, 1976

Paul Jenkins (Actor) .. Ice Agent #1

Born: August 02, 1938

Atanas Srebrev (Actor) .. Ice Agent #2

Born: April 19, 1971

Georgi Manchev (Actor) .. Ice Agent #3

Plamen Dimov (Actor) .. Flatboy

Christopher Lorenz (Actor) .. Officer

Nikolay Varbanov (Actor) .. Redneck

Vlado Mihailov (Actor)

Johnny Holmes (Actor)

Peter Weller (Actor)

Born: June 24, 1947
Birthplace: Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States

Trivia: Though he is best remembered for the humanity he brought to the title character of Robocop (1987), actor Peter Weller is a versatile actor who has played in a wide variety of films as both lead and supporting actor. Prior to coming to films, Weller had a distinguished theatrical career. Before that he studied with famed acting coach Uta Hagen. He made his screen debut as a determined lawman in Butch and Sundance: The Early Years (1979). He played romantic leads in his next two films before starring in W.D. Richter's 1984 cult favorite The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai. His role in this sci-fi satire eventually lead to Robocop, where he was chosen by the director for his "expressive lips." The film was quite successful, and Weller went on to play in a series of minor thrillers and one sequel to Robocop before playing an aspiring writer whacked out on drugs in David Cronenberg's disturbing noir fantasy Naked Lunch (1991). As bizarre as the film was, it gave Weller an opportunity to stretch and show his ability as a serious dramatic actor. Though the film was not a commercial success, he did garner much critical praise for his role.

Gilbert Melendez (Actor)

Born: April 12, 1982

Adrian Hammond (Actor)

Danny Cosmo (Actor)

Born: July 25, 1962

Crystal Mantecon (Actor)

Danny Mora (Actor)

Arielle Zimmerman (Actor)

Luis Da Silva Jr. (Actor)

Born: August 03, 1982

Arturo Palacios (Actor)

Tony Jarreau (Actor)

Trevor Prangley (Actor)

Born: August 24, 1972

Scott Sheeley (Actor)

Eddie Rouse (Actor)

Died: December 07, 2014

10:34 pm - 12:16 am, Sunday, January 4 on WXTV MovieSphere Gold (41.2)