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Blood and Honor (2000)
In the dying days of the Civil War, a renegade Union colonel takes possession of the Marley Plantation and holds two beautiful sisters hostage, but with unforeseen consequences as passion and lust blossom. Filmed on location in Georgia and Tennessee.
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In the dying days of the Civil War, a renegade Union colonel takes possession of the Marley Plantation and holds two beautiful sisters hostage, but with unforeseen consequences as passion and lust blossom. Filmed on location in Georgia and Tennessee.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance
Written By:Donald Farmer
In Theaters:1/10/2000
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Donald Farmer
Director
Miles O'Keeffe
Col. Evans
Maria Ortiz
Caroline
Michelle Bauer
Maude Stewart
Phillip Newman
Tom Gordon / Narrator
Jennifer Huss
Mrs. Todd
Richard Martin
James Marley (as Rick Martin)
Rena Watts
Angela Marley
Stancy Clements
Olivia Marley
Andy Hamrick
Craig Talbot
Joseph Casterline
Henry Stuart
Mary Tretchell
Abigail Marley
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