Triple 9
A determined detective races to stop a ruthless gang and its corrupt police allies from executing a city‑wide heist that depends on killing an officer, before their plan plunges the streets into chaos.
“The Code on the Street is Never Black & White”
Synopsis
A gang of criminals, aided by corrupt police officers, plots to murder a police officer as part of their scheme to carry out their largest heist yet across the city.
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A crew of 67+ credited
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Edited by Dylan TichenorShot by Nicolas KarakatsanisScored by Bobby KrlicDesigned by Tim Grimes
Box Office
2016 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.6× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$12.6M
Opening weekend: $6.1M — 48% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $8.1M — 64% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,205 theaters
Also known as
- Code 999de
- Triple 9de
- Triple Ninees
- Triple Ninefr
- Codice 999it
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Cast & Crew
67 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Casey Affleck
as Chris Allen
Chiwetel Ejiofor
as Michael Atwood
Anthony Mackie
as Marcus Belmont
Aaron Paul
as Gabe Welch
Kate Winslet
as Irina Vlaslov
Woody Harrelson
as Jeffrey Allen
Gal Gadot
as Elena Vlaslov
Clifton Collins Jr
as Jorge Rodriguez
Norman Reedus
as Russell Welch
Teresa Palmer
as Michelle Allen
Michael Kenneth Williams
as Sweet Pea
Michelle Ang
as Trina Ling
Supporting cast
41Terence Rosemore
as Joshua Parks
E Roger Mitchell
as Smith
Terri Abney
as Leah Green
Alexander Babara
as Ben Feldman
Anthony Belevtsov
as Yussel Gotlib
Luis Da Silva Jr
as Luis Pinto
Ian Casselberry
as Gomez
Blake Mclennan
as Felix Atwood
Michael Harding
as Walter Sims
Labrandon Shead
as Sgt. Pete Nelson
Armando Alonzo
as Emilio
Karen Kaia Livers
as Shanice
Jon Eyez
as Ispuk Member
Hakim Callender
as Banger
Carlos Aviles
as Fernando Rivera
Sandra Lopez Pavesi
as Rivera's Baby Mama
Mary Rachel Quinn
as Police Pathologist
Andre Pushkin
as Beaten Man in Trunk
Natalie Shaheen
as Beaten Woman in Trunk
Dean Napolitano
as DHS Guard
Jeremy Degree
as DHS Guard
Kurt Yaeger
as Wounded DHS Guard
Christine Horn
as Female Security Guard
Michelle Rivera Huckaby
as Gawking Neighbor
Ethan Rosero
as Young Boy
Mike Gutowski
as Photo Vassili
Cierra Tramaine Butler
as Cop Party Girl
Vanchester Gee Wright
as Auto Shop Worker
Christiana Simonds
as Christina
Tony Pitts
as Major Crimes Detective
Simon Armad
as Banger at Shootout
Tony Grant
as Cop Covered in Paint
Jonathan Pavesi
as Beaten Man in Trunk
Jaime Sukonnik
as Beaten Woman in Trunk
Igor Komar
as Vassili
Zack Sali
as Michael Double
Valeriya Khlystova
as Blonde Double
Jason Caudill
as Cellmate
Scott Lacroix
as Russian Guard #1
Dimiter D Marinov
as Driver
Tray Williams
as Business Type (uncredited)
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1Producers
4Other crew
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