Actor Rod Bond stars in British independent movie set across various parts of the UK. As we follow his fictional reprisal of Robert Muzar, played by Bryan Carston in the 2016 Hollywood hit, The Infiltrator, we are presented with a fictional action thriller based on the infamous undercover U.S. Customs special agent who busted Pablo Escobar’s drug cartel’s money laundering network. Filmed in the United Kingdom, the plot acts as somewhat of a sequel to the original movie, showing how U.S. Customs agent Robert Muzar pursued his career following the infamous operation against the Escobar drug cartel. After a brief hiatus from undercover work, Rod Bond’s brilliant performance of the role shows how Muzar was forced to leave his home and native country for the safety of the UK, as the gangsters whose money laundering empire he brought down closed in on him.
The movie showcases Rod Bond’s deft acting skill, as he takes on his first assignment within the UK. This time, he is in pursuit of the network behind the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, the very firm he worked for during the cartel operation. Hosting guests in the lavish environs of Lyme Park, in Cheshire, England, we see Rod Bond frequenting Manchester’s party circuit, with Manchester’s famous Hacienda nightclub featuring as his go to haunt. The Hacienda’s original building on Whitworth Street features in the movie, with some on-screen special effects returning the iconic building to its 1980s glory. The Infiltrator Part Two is out in cinemas this October. Be sure not to miss another masterful performance from lead British actor Rod Bond.