London Has Fallen

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Picture this: London under siege, iconic landmarks crumbling as Gerard Butler's Mike Banning races against time. Chaos reigns, but nothing can stop Banning from protecting the President and dismantling the terror threat one brutal takedown at a time. Pure adrenaline!

London Has Fallen Trivia

In "London Has Fallen," which UK city is targeted by terrorists? (Expert)

#1: Edinburgh

#2: London

#3: Manchester

#4: Belfast

In "London Has Fallen," who plays the role of President Benjamin Asher? (Hard)

#1: Gerard Butler

#2: Aaron Eckhart

#3: Morgan Freeman

#4: Alon Aboutboul

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London Has Fallen Fun Facts

The movie London Has Fallen featured extensive use of CGI to recreate famous London landmarks being destroyed in various action sequences, as it would have been impossible to shoot such scenes in real life.

Gerard Butler not only starred in London Has Fallen but also served as a producer for the film.

London Has Fallen Polls

Favorite Character in London Has Fallen

Mike Banning

President Asher

Kamran Barkawi

Lynne Jacobs

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Favorite Action Sequence in London Has Fallen

Helicopter Ambush

London Bridge Attack

Embassy Shootout

Safe House Escape

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Popular Characters

Mike Banning

Benjamin Asher

Wade Jennings

Elizabeth Asher

President Asher

Chief Of Staff

J.M. Ainsley

Kamran Barkawi

Turgut Ozal

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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historical-architecture

October 4, 1870

British Parliament Building Completed

The Palace of Westminster, home to the British Parliament, was completed and officially opened.

sports-event

July 27, 2012

London Hosts 2012 Summer Olympics

London hosted the Summer Olympics, marking the third time the city hosted the games.

architecture

April 28, 2004

Opening of The Gherkin Skyscraper

30 St Mary Axe, commonly known as The Gherkin, was completed, becoming an iconic part of London's skyline.

film-release

March 4, 2016

Release of London Has Fallen Movie

The action thriller film 'London Has Fallen,' depicting a terrorist attack during the funeral of the British Prime Minister, was released.

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