A.K.A a.k.a. Règles d'engagement, Les (2000) (Canada: French title)
Rules - Sekunden der Entscheidung (2000) (Germany)
Oyuncular Tommy Lee Jones - Col. Hayes Hodge Hodges Samuel L. Jackson - Col. Terry L. Childers Guy Pearce - Maj. Mark Biggs Ben Kingsley - Ambassador Mourain Bruce Greenwood - National Security Advisor Bill Sokal Anne Archer - Mrs. Mourain Blair Underwood - Capt. Lee Philip Baker Hall - Gen. H. Lawrence Hodges Dale Dye - Gen. Perry Amidou - Dr. Ahmar
Bilgi :Hayes Hodges finds his career aspirations dashed when hes wounded in Vietnam combat. He then returns to America and becomes a disillusioned lawyer who goes up against the service to defend Colonel Terry Childers, who is accused of inciting an incident that leaves many demonstrators dead. Hodges in no position to decline: Childers heroically saved his life back in Vietnam.Colonel Terry Childers is a 30-year Marine veteran: a decorated officer with combat experience in Vietnam, Beirut and Desert Storm. But now, the country he served so well has put him on trial for a rescue mission that went terribly wrong. For his attorney, he has chosen Marine Colonel Hayes Hodges, a comrade-in-arms who owes his life to Childers. Hodges is not the best lawyer in the service, but Childers trusts him as a brother Marine who knows what its like to risk death under fire. Bound by duty and friendship, Hodges reluctantly takes the case, even as he begins to doubt the man who saved his life in Vietnam three decades ago.Colonel Terry Childers is a 30 year career Marine. When he is ordered to go the American Embassy in Yemen, when its learned that things there are starting to unravel. After evacuating the Ambassador and his family, Childers orders his men to fire at the crowd cause he believes that they are armed. Back in the U.S., certain officials fear that therell be a backlash against other embassies and Americans, if Childers claim is proven to be true. So they have decided to make Childers a scapegoat. Childers asks Colonel Hayes Hodges, a man whom he knew and saved in Vietnam to defend him. And while there is no evidence or witness that can back Childers claim, Hodges feels that he owes it to Childers to do what he can.
