Exit Wounds

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Exit Wounds: Uniting Fans Across the Action-Packed Universe

Steven Seagal is a relentless renegade cop uncovering a web of corruption. Hip-hop beats and high-octane action collide, as DMX joins the fray. Betrayal brews; justice and revenge intertwine. Feel the punches, bask in the one-liners, and witness explosive showdowns.

Exit Wounds Trivia

Who directed the film "Exit Wounds"? (Genius)

#1: Steven Spielberg

#2: Andrzej Bartkowiak

#3: Quentin Tarantino

#4: Martin Scorsese

What year was the film "Exit Wounds" released? (Hard)

#1: 1999

#2: 2000

#3: 2001

#4: 2002

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Exit Wounds Fun Facts

Exit Wounds marked the first on-screen pairing of action star Steven Seagal and comedian Tom Arnold.

Exit Wounds features DMX, a rapper-turned-actor, performing his own stunts in the film.

Exit Wounds Polls

Which character from Exit Wounds is your favorite?

Orin Boyd

T.K. Johnson

Annette Mulcahy

Chief Hinges

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Your favorite scene from Exit Wounds

The opening car chase

The final battle

The warehouse showdown

The rooftop fight

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Popular Characters

Orin Boyd

Henry Wayne

T.K. Johnson

Lt. Levin

Ann Marie

Chief McElroy

Officer L. Oswald

Detective D. Albrecht

Officer Garrett

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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March 14, 2001

Release of 'Exit Wounds' Movie

The action film 'Exit Wounds' directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak and starring Steven Seagal was officially released in the United States.

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2000

Filming of 'Exit Wounds' Begins

Principal photography for the movie 'Exit Wounds' started, marking the beginning of production on the action film starring Steven Seagal.

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