Additional information for Code Name: The Cleaner, which has a domestic theatrical release set for January 5, 2007. The film is being distributed by New Line Cinema and has not yet been rated. Code Name: The Cleaner has a total running time of 84 minutes.
PG-13
USA
M/12
Portugal
PG
UK
12
Germany
PG
Singapore
K-15
Finland
12A
Ireland
M
New Zealand
M
Australia
12
Netherlands
84min
91min
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Cedric the Entertainer plays Jake, a seemingly regular guy who has no idea who he is after being hit over the head by mysterious assailants; when he finds himself entangled in a government ... See full summary
Jake wakes up in a hotel room beside a dead FBI agent and a suitcase full of money. He does not remember anything, indicating that he is suffering from amnesia. As he runs from the hotel he is met by Diane, who tells Jake that she is his wife. Diane takes Jake to a big mansion and calls the doctor to check him. Diane and the doctor discuss how to bring back Jake's memory and the doctor suggests a sexual scenario. Jake overhears Diane and the doctor's conversation and runs away from the mansion in a Benz with the money. Jake goes back to the hotel in disguise and gets an envelope at the reception office which has a D.A.R.T card in it. During this course of the plot he keeps getting flash episodes of him dressed as a special ops guy and fighting bad guys. He is convinced that he is a spy and forgot about it. He now sits at a diner in front of D.A.R.T and meets Gina here. She tells him that Jake works as a janitor at D.A.R.T, which he does not believe.
Les Mayfield
Director(s)
Robert Adetuyi
George Gallo
Writer(s)
David Brewington
co-executive producer
Cedric the Entertainer
producer
John Cheng
co-producer
A.J. Dix
executive producer
Toby Emmerich
executive producer
Brad Jensen
co-producer
Mark Kaufman
executive producer
Lucy Liu
executive producer
Rob Merilees
co-producer (as Robert Merilees)
Matt Moore
executive producer
Brett Ratner
producer
Eric Rhone
producer
Anthony Rhulen
executive producer
William Shively
executive producer
Jay Stern
producer
Producer(s)
George S. Clinton
Composer(s)
Jake Rodgers (as Cedric The Entertainer)
Cedric the Entertainer
Gina
Lucy Liu
Diane
Nicollette Sheridan
Eric Hauck
Mark Dacascos
Shaw
Callum Keith Rennie
Jacuzzi
Niecy Nash
Ronnie
DeRay Davis
Riley
Will Patton
Doctor Soames
Kevin McNulty
Old Timer (as Beau Davis)
Beau Starr
Charlie
Bart Anderson
Crane
Tom Butler
The Butler
Robert Clarke
Mini Bar Attendant
Rick Tae
Dead FBI Agent
Kurt Max Runte
Man in Car
David Lewis
Young Assistant
Gina Holden
Drug Lord (as Kimani Smith)
Kimani Ray Smith
Agent
Dave Hospes
Agent (as Doug Chapman)
Douglas Chapman
Agent
Brad Kelly
Agent (as Nicholas Baric)
Nickolas Baric
Agent
Simon Burnett
Digital Arts Security Guard (as Phil Mitchell)
Phillip Mitchell
Digital Arts Security Guard
Mike Desabrais
Old Lady
Maxine Miller
Hotel Receptionist (as Jacquie Steuart)
Jacqueline Ann Steuart
Dutch Dancer
Brock Jellison
Dutch Dancer
Jeff Dimitriou
Dutch Dancer
Kevin Sateri
Dutch Dancer
Josh Beamish
Dutch Dancer
Scott Augustine
Dutch Dancer (as Jeff Retzalff)
Jeff Retzlaff
Dutch Dancer
Shay Kuebler
Dutch Dancer
Michael Boston
Dutch Dancer
David Carmon
Dutch Dancer
Joanne Pesusich
Dutch Dancer
Chelsea Milne
Dutch Dancer
Wynn Holmes
Dutch Dancer
Stephanie Cadmen
Code Name: The Cleaner
No theatrical release dates have been decided.
Director(s)
George Gallo
Writer(s)
co-executive producer
Cedric the Entertainer
producer
John Cheng
co-producer
A.J. Dix
executive producer
Toby Emmerich
executive producer
Brad Jensen
co-producer
Mark Kaufman
executive producer
Lucy Liu
executive producer
Rob Merilees
co-producer (as Robert Merilees)
Matt Moore
executive producer
Brett Ratner
producer
Eric Rhone
producer
Anthony Rhulen
executive producer
William Shively
executive producer
Jay Stern
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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