Fan Casting Sam Fisher in Doug Liman's Splinter Cell

40s, on a globetrotting adventure where he employs cutting-edge military technology to investigate, uncover and thwart threats to the national security of the United States of America. Dressed from head-to-toe in black, Fisher moves in total silence. Fisher has never been to a 3rd Echelon facility or office and receives all of his orders from couriers. Death is a part of life for Fisher. He had a tough upbringing that led to his enlistment in the Navy and a long stint in his younger days as a Navy SEAL. He grew up too fast and married too young, which led to him becoming a father when he was 20. As a soldier, Fisher is the equivalent of a Porsche 911 with 80,000 miles on the odometer; he’s a well-worn high performance machine. Fisher feels the physical toll of his missions now more than he ever has and it seems that every muscle and joint reminds him of that when he completes a mission. Because of this, Fisher is not the brash operator he once was. Now he is cool and levelheaded, preferring the most logical option to the one that involves kicking in doors with guns blazing. In the modern age of unmanned Predator drones and Hellfire missiles, Fisher has come to believe that he’s part of a dying breed. He is a staunch believer that “boots on the ground’ will always be the best and most effective form of intelligence and front-line defense against terrorism.