Man On Fire

In Mexico City, ex-CIA operative John Creasy accepts a job as a bodyguard for 9-year-old Lupita, the daughter of wealthy businessman Samuel Ramos but when she is kidnapped he must employ his old skills to recover her.

Release Date4/2004
DistributorTwentieth Century Fox
GenreAction Drama
Est. Production Cost $70 million

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US Box Office	$77,900	Est. US Film Rentals	$36,613
Foreign Box Office	$53,120	Est. Foreign Film Rentals	$21,248
World Box Office	$131,020	Est. World Film Rentals	$57,861

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