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Captain America Battles the Red Skull (1964)
The Red Skull (played by Larry Ivie), is about to destroy an American city with only Steve Rogers as Captain America (played by Don Glut) able to stop him. Will he be in time?
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The Red Skull (played by Larry Ivie), is about to destroy an American city with only Steve Rogers as Captain America (played by Don Glut) able to stop him. Will he be in time?
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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:1/1/1964
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:University of Southern California
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