Shoot Up In A Church | THE EQUALIZER

Mickey’s brother is in danger after a church confession he heard ended with a drive-by shooting that killed the man that confessed to him. Now that he knows too much, McCall and Mickey intended to help, only before another shootout ensures. McCall knows these people mean business.
Taken From Season 2 Episode 10: The Cup
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This is the channel of the 80s Television Series starring Edward Woodward, as Robert McCall. Arguably one of the best crime shows of it’s time; a retired, skilled government body with many years of experience, lends a service to help desperate people with nowhere else to turn. A show that touched many people with it’s premise, and for years kept people gripped with it’s brutal stories, interesting character development and well-rounded writing.
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[@chrisgale5634]

Interesting, seem to recognise the actor in the brown jacket but can't place him.

[@Exparcelman]

Keith Szarabajka, been in quite a few things over the years.

[@terrortower666]

Keith was in the Dark Knight, that may be where you’ve seen him

[@colinstock325]

He also played Daniel Holtz in Angel. The guy that kidnapped Angel’s son.

[@eamonnevans8005]

He played Mickey in the Equalizer!!

[@Gargoyle_75]

What was the man saying? I just died in your arms tonight?

[@dionlindsay2]

Edward Woodward really let himself down over this. I know people say the stiff head-up stuff is a style. But it's rubbish. I've seen it KIND of work on the stage, but on film it's just bad, lazy acting. And when the star does it, it gives the other actors permission to be lazy. And then the script writers have to try to pull the whole thing up by its bootstraps, or the director has to look for salvation in more and more mangled storylines. Not the best show to go out on, dear Mr Woodward.