Triggermen 2002
In John Bradshaw's 2002 darkly comedic action-thriller *Triggermen*, two British hustlers in Chicago stumble into a high-stakes con when mobsters mistake them for hired hitmen.
Director: John Bradshaw
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Triggermen (2002) about?
*Triggermen (2002)* follows two British con artists in Chicago who inadvertently pose as hired hitmen for a mobster planning to take out a rival. Desperate for quick cash, they play along—until the real assassins arrive, turning their scam into a life-or-death charade. The film turns a simple misunderstanding into a chaotic, darkly humorous battle of wits.
Who directed Triggermen?
*Triggermen* was directed by John Bradshaw, a filmmaker known for blending crime and comedy in his work.
Who stars in Triggermen?
The film stars Neil Morrissey, Donnie Wahlberg, Adrian Dunbar, Claire Forlani, Amanda Plummer, and Pete Postlethwaite in key roles.
Is Triggermen (2002) worth watching?
While *Triggermen (2002)* isn't a blockbuster, it's a solid pick for fans of crime-comedies with a twist. Its tight runtime and snappy dialogue keep the momentum going, though the lack of IMDb rating may give pause. If you enjoy films like *Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels* but with a smaller-scale vibe, this could be a hidden gem.
How long is Triggermen?
The movie has a runtime of 92 minutes (1 hour and 32 minutes).
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About Triggermen (2002) — A Crime-Comedy Con That Goes Terribly Right
In John Bradshaw's 2002 darkly comedic action-thriller *Triggermen*, two British hustlers in Chicago stumble into a high-stakes con when mobsters mistake them for hired hitmen. Eager to profit without the risk, the duo leans into the deception—only to find themselves trapped in a dangerous game as the real killers enter the fray. Set against the gritty underbelly of the city, the film blends sharp wit with escalating chaos, exploring themes of greed, identity, and the fine line between luck and disaster. With its snappy dialogue and offbeat charm, *Triggermen (2002)* delivers a rollercoaster mix of crime and comedy that keeps audiences guessing.
The cast delivers standout performances, led by Neil Morrissey and Donnie Wahlberg as the mismatched conmen, while Adrian Dunbar, Claire Forlani, and Amanda Plummer add layers of tension and humor. Pete Postlethwaite rounds out the ensemble with his signature gravitas. The film's lean runtime and brisk pace make it a sleek, entertaining ride—perfect for fans of smart, twisty crime comedies that balance danger with laughs.