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Battered (2014)
TV stars, pro athletes, ex addicts, and two racist hicks from the South end up under one roof in a botched extortion attempt.
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TV stars, pro athletes, ex addicts, and two racist hicks from the South end up under one roof in a botched extortion attempt.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Robert Madero
In Theaters:9/20/2014
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:R.A. Madero, Summer House Pictures
Cast
Robert Madero
Director
Charles Porter
Brian Blake
Katie Lowry Brown
Michele Willis Fleming
Bradley Fowler
Brett Jessup
Sam Sarpong
Ray Fleming
Ray Stoney
T.C.
Stuart Lafferty
Lewis Waco
James E. Foley
Ted White
Lauren Compton
Alicia (as Lauren Elise)
Natalie Hauck
Crissy Bright (as Natalie Castillo)
Shelli Boone
Detective Yale
Ben Guppy
Forensics Agent
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