Thriller ‘Red’ Stars Brian Cox, Tells Story of Retired CIA Agent

Cox Plays Retired Agent Forced Back into Danger

In the upcoming thriller "Red," Brian Cox stars as a retired CIA agent who is forced back into danger when his past comes back to haunt him. The film, which is based on the comic book series of the same name, follows Cox's character, Frank Moses, as he is targeted by a group of assassins. Moses must use all of his skills and experience to stay alive and protect his loved ones.

Cox Brings Intensity to Role

Cox is known for his intense and powerful performances, and he brings that same level of intensity to the role of Frank Moses. Moses is a complex character who is both haunted by his past and determined to protect his future. Cox captures the character's vulnerability and strength, making him a sympathetic and relatable protagonist.

Film Explores Themes of Aging and Redemption

In addition to its action-packed plot, "Red" also explores themes of aging and redemption. Moses is a man who is facing the twilight of his life, and he must come to terms with his past mistakes. The film shows that it is never too late for redemption, and that even the most flawed people can find peace and happiness.

Supporting Cast Includes Helen Mirren, John Malkovich

Cox is joined in the cast of "Red" by an all-star supporting cast that includes Helen Mirren, John Malkovich, and Mary-Louise Parker. Mirren plays Victoria, a retired MI6 agent who is Moses' love interest. Malkovich plays Marvin Boggs, a paranoid conspiracy theorist who helps Moses uncover the truth about his past. Parker plays Sarah Ross, a CIA agent who is assigned to protect Moses.

Film Expected to Be a Hit

"Red" is expected to be a hit when it is released in October 2010. The film has a strong cast, a compelling story, and a talented director in Robert Schwentke. "Red" is a film that will appeal to fans of action, suspense, and drama.

Cox Excited to Play the Role

Cox said that he was excited to play the role of Frank Moses because he is a complex and well-developed character. "Moses is a man who is haunted by his past, but he is also determined to protect his future," Cox said. "He is a flawed character, but he is also a good man. I think audiences will be able to relate to him."