Jeffrey Donovan
Cast Position #1
Burn Notice Episode 5.09 Eye for an Eye
Episode Premiere
August 18, 2011
Genre
Drama, Comedy, Thriller
Production Company
Fuse Entertainment, Fox TV
Official Site
http://www.usanetwork.com/burnnotice
Episode Premiere
August 18, 2011
Genre
Drama, Comedy, Thriller
Period
2007 - 2013
Production Co
Fuse Entertainment, Fox TV
Distributor
USA Network
Official Site
http://www.usanetwork.com/burnnotice
Director
Jeremiah Chechik
Screenwriter
Michael Horowitz
Main Cast
- Jeffrey Donovan as Michael Westen
- Gabrielle Anwar as Fiona Glenanne
- Bruce Campbell as Sam Axe
- Sharon Gless
- Coby Bell
- Seth Peterson
- Tricia Helfer as Carla
Additional Cast
- James Frain
Michael and Sam rush to apprehend and interrogate a Romanian war criminal connected to Max's murder. The Romanian isn't easily intimidated, though, and shows no signs of cooperating. Michael's only hope is to find something he cares about and leverage it against him, but appealing to his sentimentality is no easy task.
Meanwhile, James Forte, a wealthy pharmaceutical executive, hires Jesse and Fiona to assuage the fears of his wife who believes someone has been breaking into their house. During a stakeout, Jesse and Fiona catch the intruder but decide against turning him over because they think he's the rightful owner of James' company. In order to set the record straight and to get James to confess to the truth, they'll have to prey on James' paranoia by having Michael pose as his psychotic stalker.
Burn Notice 5.09 (Preview)
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