Sean Archer is a fictional character and the main protagonist in Face/Off. He is portrayed by John Travolta and Nicolas Cage. While riding in an amusement park, Archer's nemesis Castor Troy is making an assassination attempt on him. While Sean survives, the shot from the sniper rifle ends up killing his younger son, Michael. Since his son's death, Sean has become obsessed with capturing Castor. His partner Tito informs him that Pollux,...
Sean tells the doctor not to put his scar back from when he was shot by Casto...
Castor cuts his face just before Sean kills him with a harpoon gun.
Jamie has a gun pointed at both Sean and Castor, doesn't know which one is he...
Sasha faces off in the circle with everyone else, still thinking Sean is Castor.
Sean tells Eve that he will face off with Castor at Victor Lazarro's funeral ...
Sean and Eve come up with a plan to get out of their situation.
Sean tells Eve the whole details of everything that has happened so she will ...
Sean surprises Eve and tries to explain who he is, she thinks he is Castor an...
Castor tries to reason with Sean right before they both start shooting throug...
Sean comforts Adam as the FBI and SWAT team bust into the apartment.
When meeting Adam, Sean acts as if he is his dead son, Michael.
Sean is getting dressed and finds out that Castor has a child with Sasha.
Sean apologizes to Sasha on behalf of Castor.
Sean apologizes on behalf of Castor for Sasha's rough life.
Dietrich is amazed by what Sean is saying and clarifies what he heard.
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