Kevin Dillon is a bonafide action star. After the action films A Day to Die with Frank Grillo and Hot Seat with Mel Gibson, Dillon is reunited with action star legend Bruce Willis in Wire Room.

In this popcorn flick, Dillon is a retired Secret Serviceman who is regulated to an easy desk job of watching all the action unfolds on camera. Turns out the task is no easy feat either.

The film also stars Oliver Trevena (Red Sonya), Texas Battle (Hard Kill, Final Destination 3), Cameron Douglas, and Shelby Cobb (American Housewife). Matt Eskandari (12 Feet Deep, Hard Kill) directed the movie from the screenplay written by Brandon Stiefer.

Here is the full official synopsis:

Action legend Bruce Willis comes out with guns blazing as Shane Mueller, a Homeland Security agent who runs the Wire Room, a high-tech command center surveilling the most dangerous criminals. New recruit Justin Rosa (Kevin Dillon) must monitor arms-smuggling cartel member Eddie Flynn—and keep him alive at all costs. When a SWAT team descends on Flynn’s home, Rosa breaks protocol and contacts the gangster directly to save his life. As gunmen break into the Wire Room and chaos erupts, Mueller and Rosa make a final, desperate stand against the corrupt agents and officials who seek to destroy evidence and kill them both.

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LRM Online’s Gig Patta spoke with actor Kevin Dillon on his role as a desk agent and his committed string of action films he had been in.

Kevin Dillon broke out in the industry in the 1985 film Heaven Help Us, directed by Michael Dinner. In 1989, he was nominated for a Young Artist Award for his performance in Immediate Family, starring Glenn Close and James Wood.  Also, he starred in several notable films, including The Blob, Oliver Stone’s Platoon, The Doors, and No Escape. On the television side, he portrayed the lovable Johnny Drama in the HBO series Entourage, which earned him nominations for Primetime Emmy Awards, a Global Globe, and SAG Awards. Additionally, he had recurring roles on several hit shows, including NYPD Blue, 24, and Blue Bloods.

Wire Room is in select theaters, digitally, and On Demand this Friday, September 2.

Watch the exclusive interview with Kevin Dillon below. Let us know what you think of the interview.

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Source: LRM Online Exclusive, Lionsgate