Bastille Day: Difference between revisions
Bastille Day: Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
Bastille Day: Difference between revisions
French RAID ('''''R'''echerche, '''A'''ssistance, '''I'''ntervention, '''D'''issuasion'') police officers including Rafi Bertrand ([[Thierry Godard]]), Christophe ([[Mohamed Makhtoumi]]), and Yannick Bertrand ([[Vincent Londez]]). Victor Gamieux ([[José Garcia]]) is also seen with a Glock 17 two times.
French RAID ('''''R'''echerche, '''A'''ssistance, '''I'''ntervention, '''D'''issuasion'') police officers including Rafi Bertrand ([[Thierry Godard]]), Christophe ([[Mohamed Makhtoumi]]), and Yannick Bertrand ([[Vincent Londez]]) are armed with [[Glock 17]] pistols. Victor Gamieux ([[José Garcia]]) is also seen with a Glock 17 two times.
Bastille Day, also titled The Take, is a 2016 movie directed by James Watkins. Young American pickpocket Michael Mason lives in Paris and steals from activist Zoe there. Thinking the contents of her bag are worthless, he unsuspectingly deposits it in a square - where it explodes and kills several people. Michael now finds himself targeted by the secret service. CIA agent Sean Briar is ordered to travel to Paris, interrogate Michael and bring him to the U.S. before his French colleagues can get their hands on the suspect. But Sean soon begins to doubt Michael's guilt.
The following weapons were used in the film Bastille Day:
Sean Briar's (Idris Elba) personal sidearm is a Heckler & Koch USP which he uses several times throughout the movie. In the end, some regular French police officers are also armed with USPs instead of SP 2022s that are actually used by the French Police Nationale.
French RAID (Recherche, Assistance, Intervention, Dissuasion) police officers including Rafi Bertrand (Thierry Godard), Christophe (Mohamed Makhtoumi), and Yannick Bertrand (Vincent Londez) are armed with Glock 17 pistols. Victor Gamieux (José Garcia) is also seen with a Glock 17 two times.
