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[[ | {{Infobox film|released=June 8, 2019|country={{flag|Libertas Omnium Maximus}}|director=Anabelle Cobbs|starring=Alex Daniels<br>Ashley Sanders<br>Tiemo Parajarvi|gross=$470 million|budget=$73 million|runtime=108 minutes|language=English}} | ||
'''''The Quicksilver Gambit''''' was a [[Maximusian]] 2019 large-budget science-fiction action film written and directed by Annabelle Cobb. It starred Alex Daniels, Ashley Sanders, and legendary character actor Tiemo Parajarvi and grossed more than $470 million on a $73 million budget, making it the highest grossing Maximusian film of 2019. Critics applauded the film's extensive use of practical effects and stunt work, particularly for the climactic final showdown between Daniels' and Parajarvi's characters on the roof of the titular ''Quicksilver'' ''Building'', which involved the intentional crashing of a stealth bomber and the second largest pyrotechnics display in any Maximusian film. The movie won a number of domestic awards, primarily for production quality and for Parajarvi's acting. | |||
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| The Quicksilver Gambit | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Anabelle Cobbs |
| Starring | Alex Daniels Ashley Sanders Tiemo Parajarvi |
Release date | June 8, 2019 |
Running time | 108 minutes |
| Country |  Libertas Omnium Maximus |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $73 million |
| Box office | $470 million |
The Quicksilver Gambit was a Maximusian 2019 large-budget science-fiction action film written and directed by Annabelle Cobb. It starred Alex Daniels, Ashley Sanders, and legendary character actor Tiemo Parajarvi and grossed more than $470 million on a $73 million budget, making it the highest grossing Maximusian film of 2019. Critics applauded the film's extensive use of practical effects and stunt work, particularly for the climactic final showdown between Daniels' and Parajarvi's characters on the roof of the titular Quicksilver Building, which involved the intentional crashing of a stealth bomber and the second largest pyrotechnics display in any Maximusian film. The movie won a number of domestic awards, primarily for production quality and for Parajarvi's acting.