Ronin, a group of samurai who plotted to avenge their lord's death in 1701 Barcelona – 1994 comedy by Whit Stillman includes an assassination attempt on a U.S. Navy officer (Chris Eigeman) by Spanish nationalists Al-irhabi – 1994 Egyptian comedy by Nader Galal in which a fleeing Islamic fundamentalist assassin (Adel Imam) is cared for by a family following a road accident Léon: The Professional – 1994 film by Luc Besson about a hitman (Jean Reno) who defends a young girl (Natalie Portman) from corrupt DEA agents 1995–1999 The End of the Obrenović Dynasty (Крај династије Обреновић) – 1995 Yugoslavian (Serbo-Croatian) RTB miniseries by Sava Mrmak about the assassinations of Serbian King Alexander I, his consort, Queen Draga, Prime Minister Cincar-Marković, and others, in 1903 Kingfish: A Story of Huey P. Long – 1995 television film by Thomas Schlamme about the 1935 assassination of Louisiana governor Huey Long (John Goodman) Nixon – 1995 film by Oliver Stone in which Pres. Nixon discusses U.S. government-sponsored assassination attempts directed at Fidel Castro – the corresponding imagery, but not dialogue, also includes Patrice Lumumba († 1961) and Salvador Allende († 1974) – later, Nixon and his aides fantasize about assassinating Daniel Ellsberg (over The Pentagon Papers) Wild Bill – 1995 revisionist Western by Walter Hill about the assassination of lawman Wild Bill Hickok (Jeff Bridges) in 1876 The Shooter – 1995 film by Ted Kotcheff where, after the murder of the Cuban ambassador to the U.N., a CIA agent (Dolph Lundgren) must prevent the lesbian assassin (Maruschka Detmers) from disrupting a U.S.–Cuba summit Assassins – 1995 film by Richard Donner about the rivalry between a seasoned hitman (Sylvester Stallone) and an upstart (Antonio Banderas) GoldenEye – 1995 film by Martin Campbell that features a female assassin (Famke Janssen) and pits James Bond against a fellow agent gone rogue Atentat (Assassination) – 1995 Ukrainian film by Oles Yanchuk Ghosts of Mississippi – 1996 film by Rob Reiner about the trial of the assassin of civil rights leader Medgar Evers I Shot Andy Warhol – 1996 film by Mary Harron about the 1968 shooting of artist Andy Warhol (Jared Harris) by a disturbed writer (Lili Taylor) On Dangerous Ground – 1997 television film by Lawrence Gordon-Clark, based on the Jack Higgins novel, features bomb attacks on a U.S. president and a Chinese ambassador My Fellow Americans – 1996 comedy-thriller by Peter Segal in which two