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Columbus Short (“Whiteout”), Skeet Ulrich (TV’s “Jericho”) and Amaury Nolasco (TV’s “Prison Break”) star as young armored truck guards who, in cahoots with the veteran guards, execute a meticulously planned robbery of their own security firm, in Columbia Pictures’ new action-thriller “Armored.”  But when their seemingly foolproof plan unravels, the men turn against each other as they desperately try to save themselves.
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Each of the diverse characters in Columbia Pictures’ new action-thriller “Armored” has a different motive for taking part in the heist, but all have one thing in common: none of them are heroes, and none are villains. That complexity sent the filmmakers looking for actors who could straddle the line between good and evil.

Industry veterans Matt Dillon, Laurence Fishburne and Jean Reno helped shape the story by bringing unique insights to their characters.
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Milo Ventimiglia, probably best known as Peter Petrelli from the hit TV show “Heroes,” plays Eckhart, a police officer who stumbles across an inside-job armored truck robbery, in Columbia Pictures’ no-holds-barred, action-packed thriller “Armored.”
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The perfect crime—victimless, nonviolent and undetectable—goes terribly awry in Columbia Pictures’ no-holds-barred, action-packed thriller “Armored.” A crew of armored truck guards executes a meticulously planned robbery of their own security firm, but when their seemingly foolproof plan unravels, the men turn against each other as they desperately try to save themselves.
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Matt Dillon has built a successful film career that spans three decades, showcasing his wide range of dramatic and comedic talents. As The New York Times’ film critic A.O. Scott put it, “He seems to be getting better with every film.” Now, the Oscar-nominated actor stars in two films that couldn’t be more different from each other – Disney’s family comedy “Old Dogs” and Columbia Pictures’ action-thriller “Armored.”
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