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Bloodfist VIII: Trained to Kill (1996)
A former CIA agent lives a suburban life as a high school teacher with his teen son. When the agent is attacked by former allies because of knowledge he possesses and his son is kidnapped, he is forced back into the business and his son suddenly sees a side of his father that he never knew existed.
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A former CIA agent lives a suburban life as a high school teacher with his teen son. When the agent is attacked by former allies because of knowledge he possesses and his son is kidnapped, he is forced back into the business and his son suddenly sees a side of his father that he never knew existed.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Alex Simon
In Theaters:10/29/1996
Box Office:
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Concorde-New Horizons
Cast
Rick Jacobson
Director
Don Wilson
Rick Cowan / George 'Mac' MacReady
John Patrick White
Chris Cowan
Jillian McWhirter
Danielle Mendelsohn
Warren Burton
Michael Powell
Donnie Hair
Emeric Pressburger
Richard Farrell
Major
John McHugh
Detective Terry O'Leary
Conor Nolan
Carlo Gianini
Brendan Murray
Stanton
Mike O'Mahoney
McGrath
Liam Silke
Bernard
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