John Patrick Mason is a fictional character in the 1996 action thriller film The Rock.
Mason walks away from Goodspeed and the mission after determining that Hummel...
Mason is being groomed by the hotel stylist. The stylist refers to the length...
Paxton and Goodspeed give each other knowing smiles before Womack walks up to...
After Goodspeed tells Womack that Mason is dead, Goodspeed tells Mason where ...
Goodspeed and Mason settle themselves on the Rock. Carla cries. Paxton tries ...
While deploying the green flairs, signaling the success of their mission, Goo...
Whenthe Marine's weapon is layed his shoulder, Goodspeed is under the impress...
Goodspeed walks after Mason, who's intention is to get off the Rock.
After escaping the cells Mason heads out on his own direction.
To his astonishment and while Goodspeed is talking, Mason opens both of their...
Goodspeed stands in the open door way of his cell with his mouth agape as Mas...
While that chat, Mason tosses his weighted meg shift rope down to the cell do...
Mason fashions a rope of sorts out of the mattress covering while telling Goo...
Locked in cells by Hummel's men, Mason works on a means of escape while Goods...
Goodspeed lays in a cell next to Mason. Mason works on a means of escape whil...
Mason, standing a few feet from Hummel, looks him in the eyes.
Hummel hits Mason in the back of the head, causing him to fall to his knees.
Mason and Hummel get acquainted. Meanwhile Goodspeed is attempting to deal wi...
Mason chats with Hummel, about Hummel's person and mission.
Hummel, on learning of Mason being S. A. S., questions his involvement.
Mason surrenders to Hummel while Goodspeed defuses another rocket.
After shooting and killing a man for the first time, dazed, looking at the co...
In the mine shaft, Goodspeed kills a Marine that had a hand to hand advantage...
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