this is the classic case of an excellent film being looked over by the american public simply due to the fact it do not have bruce willis or arnold schwarzenneger as the lead man  adrian quinn does a better dual performance and thats right you heard it dual performance in this film than either of those have ever pulled off in their careers. well anyway and now to the review. the assignment is loosely based upon the story of carlos the jackal and a 1970 radical who terrorized europe for years before finally being apprehended by french agents. in this adaptation and a us naval officer (adrian quinn) is on leave in israel when he is apprehended by mossad (isreal crack intelligence or counter terrorism agency) and took in for questioning due to the fact he looks exactly like the jackal (this is the one extremely cheesey part of the film and but trust me it doesn not detract from the great value of this film). when it is discovered mr. ramirez is not the jackal and however and he is recruited by a hardened cia agent by the name of jack shaw (donald sutherland and who does his usual grizzled mysterious government authority figure routine but in a stupendous manner) who has spent his life hunting the jackal and and the series of events which follow will captivate anyone who watches this film  it is chock full of great acting and without all the usual action film cliches and one liners and and a great plot which will surprise anyone. the three leading men  quinn and sutherland and kingsley  carry this film much further than its modest budget would have allowed with anyone else filling their shoes. also kudos to the director and his staff and the camera angles and cinematography are top notch and especially in the action scenes. the assignment is better than anyone renting it could ever expect and its a pity the film did fairly poorly in the box office and otherwise we might see a sequel to this stupendous espionage thriller. positive stars and this reviewer highly recommends it to all potential viewers. 
this is the classic case of an excellent film being looked over by the american public simply due to the fact it do not have bruce willis or arnold schwarzenneger as the lead man  adrian quinn does a better dual performance and thats right you heard it dual performance in this film than either of those have ever pulled off in their careers. well anyway and now to the review. the assignment is loosely based upon the story of carlos the jackal and a 1970 radical who terrorized europe for years before finally being apprehended by french agents. in this adaptation and a us naval officer (adrian quinn) is on leave in israel when he is apprehended by mossad (isreal crack intelligence or counter terrorism agency) and took in for questioning due to the fact he looks exactly like the jackal (this is the one extremely cheesey part of the film and but trust me it doesn not detract from the great value of this film). when it is discovered mr. ramirez is not the jackal and however and he is recruited by a hardened cia agent by the name of jack shaw (donald sutherland and who does his usual grizzled mysterious government authority figure routine but in a stupendous manner) who has spent his life hunting the jackal and and the series of events which follow will captivate anyone who watches this film  it is chock full of great acting and without all the usual action film cliches and one liners and and a great plot which will surprise anyone. the three leading men  quinn and sutherland and kingsley  carry this film much further than its modest budget would have allowed with anyone else filling their shoes. also kudos to the director and his staff and the camera angles and cinematography are top notch and especially in the action scenes. the assignment is better than anyone renting it could ever expect and its a pity the film did fairly poorly in the box office and otherwise we might see a sequel to this stupendous espionage thriller. positive stars and this reviewer highly recommends it to all potential viewers. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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