Sam is a fictional character from the 1998 action/thriller Ronin.
Sam thinks Spence is walking into an ambush, so Vincent volunteers to back Sp...
Sam objects to entering a tunnel to complete the purchase of the equipment.
Spencer tries to feel Sam out during their first planning session with Deirdre.
Sam and Vincent sit in the establishment where they first met. Sam rises and ...
Sam sees the door at the address provided by Jean-Pierre open shortly after t...
When they arrive at the address provided by Jean-Pierre Vincent and Sam watch...
When they arrive at the address provided by Jean-Pierre, Vincent asks Sam how...
Jean-Pierre continues to explain the history behind the model and in so doing...
Jean-Pierre rises and places a freshly crafted piece on the model.
Jean-Pierre looks up occasionally as he works on the models, feeling Sam out....
Sam enters Jean-Pierre's workshop. He admires his models.
Under Sam's direction Vincent has just removed a bullet from Sam's side. Sam ...
Sam lays on a table looking in a mirror about to perform surgery on himself.
While Gregor talks to the buyers from a safe distance Sam catches him from be...
Sam catches Spence in a lie about his abilities and experience then physicall...
Sam puts Spence on the spot to challenge his experience is really what Spence...
Spence makes a snide remark about Sam's weapon of choice, a .45, and proceeds...
Sam gives Gregor's phone number to the man with the newspaper. Vincent quest...
Aafter catching up to and stopping the case carrier a gun fight with the rema...
The convoy and the case in play and heading toward them, Sam places an explos...
Deirdre and Sam site in the car scoping out the villa. He finally gets her to...
While Deirdre talks on the phone Gregor expresses his anxiousness to Sam.
After they return from casing the hotel and photographing the opposition in a...
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