
The Bourne Ultimatum
Jason Bourne, hunted and haunted by his past, must uncover the truth behind the CIA's new Blackbriar program while evading assassins and protecting a journalist who holds the key to exposing his deadly legacy.
“Remember everything. Forgive nothing.”
Synopsis
Bourne is drawn out of hiding once again by reporter Simon Ross, who is investigating Operation Blackbriar, an expansion of Project Treadstone, for a series of newspaper articles. The information provided by Ross triggers new memories in Bourne, compelling him to confront his troubled past while evading The Company.
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A crew of 311+ credited
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Edited by Christopher RouseShot by Oliver WoodScored by John PowellDesigned by Peter WenhamSound by Karen Baker Landers Nm0048623Costumes by Shay Cunliffe
Box Office
2007 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 6.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$442.8M
US & Canada: $227.5M — 51% of worldwide · International: $215.4M (49%)
Opening weekend: $69.3M — 30% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $98.7M — 43% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,660 theaters
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Also known as
- Das Bourne Ultimatumde
- La Vengeance dans la peaufr
- The Bourne Ultimatum - Il ritorno dello sciacalloit
- (French)La vengeance dans la peau
- (Bulgarian)Ултиматумът на Борн
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- United StatesJul 25, 2007
- CanadaAug 3, 2007
- SwitzerlandAug 4, 2007
- AustraliaAug 8, 2007
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311 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
57Colin Stinton
as Neal Daniels
Dan Fredenburgh
as Jimmy
Lucy Liemann
as Lucy
Bryan Reents
as Technician
Arkie Reece
as Technician
John Roberson
as Technician
Russ Huards
as Technician
Mark Bazeley
as Betancourt
Sinead O Keeffe
as Chamberlain
Charles Venn
as Agent Hammond
Suzie Harman
as … Assistant Costume Designer
Scott Adkins
as Agent Kiley
Branko Tomovic
as Russian Policeman
Laurentiu Possa
as Russian Policeman
Trevor St John
as Tactical Team Leader
Albert Jones
as Tactical Team Agent
Jeffrey Lee Gibson
as Vosen's Driver
Uriel Emil
as Morgue Attendant
Omar Hernandez
as NYPD Officer
William H Burns
as NYPD Officer
Michael Wildman
as CRI Agent
Kai Martin
as Hoody
Michael Ahl
as Businessman
Alex Argenti
as Witness to a Murder
Martin Ballantyne
as Commuter
Arthur Benjamins
as Senator
David Boston
as Businessman on Street
Glynis Brooks
as Senator Gillham
Mahmud Chowdhury
as Train Commuter
James Ciccone
as Construction Worker
Casey Cipriani
as Girl at Hot Dog Stand
Brian Cox
as Ward Abbott
Julie Eagleton
as Commuter
Richard El Khazen
as Police Officer
Ronald E Giles
as Commuter
Ilan Krigsfeld
as Decoy Bystander
Kirk Lambert
as Attorney
Chris Mansfield
as Commuter
Bill Massof
as CRI Agent
Luis Mottola
as Mob
Mark Mottram
as Special Agent in Car
Karl Olsen
as CIA Sub-station Chief
Jose Pecino
as Station Commuter
Franka Potente
as Marie
Walter A Saunders Iii
as Security Guard
James Schram
as Hospital Patient
Mark Shrimpton
as British Intelligence officer
Tina Simmons
as Businesswomen
Brian Smyj
as Agent
John Snowden
as News Agent
Albert Tang
as Underground Passenger
Paul Thornton
as Passer-by
Anthony Wanzer
as Police Officer
John Warman
as Policeman
Chris Wilson
as Commuter
Simon John Wilson
as Commuter
Ben Youcef
as Nabile
Directors
1Writers
4Producers
12Andrew R Tennenbaum
co-producer
Colin J O Hara
associate producer (as Colin O'Hara)
Doug Liman
executive producer
Frank Marshall
Producer
Frank Marshall Nm0550881
Producer
Henry Morrison
executive producer
Jeffrey M Weiner
executive producer
Jimmy Fusil
digital intermediate producer
John Bernard
line producer: Paris
Patrick Crowley
Producer
Paul Sandberg
Producer, producer (as Paul L. Sandberg)
Zakaria Alaoui
line producer: Morocco
Other crew
227Katherine Dejesus
accounting clerk: New York (as Kathy De Jesus)
Ian Clarke
action vehicle coordinator
Mounir Badia
action vehicles coordinator
Natalie Allin
additional assistant director
Derek Brechin
additional editor
Mark Fitzgerald
additional editor
David Decio
additional third assistant director: London
Robert Deschaine
adr mixer
Krissopher Chevannes
adr recordist
Rick Canelli
adr recordist
Caitlin Mckenna
adr voice casting (as Caitlin McKenna-Wilkinson)
Peter Arpesella
adr voice group
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