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Charlie Mantle (2014)
20 years on the job have finally caught up to Charlie Mantle. After 2 cops are beheaded, Charlie fights to take down those responsible. Facing his final hours as a cop before he is indicted, Charlie decides to take down the Russian Mafia. Staring Robert Funaro, Armand Assante, Sean Young, Robert Clohessy, Mitch Walters, Paul Vario, Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling.
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20 years on the job have finally caught up to Charlie Mantle. After 2 cops are beheaded, Charlie fights to take down those responsible. Facing his final hours as a cop before he is indicted, Charlie decides to take down the Russian Mafia. Staring Robert Funaro, Armand Assante, Sean Young, Robert Clohessy, Mitch Walters, Paul Vario, Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling.
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Written By:Fred Carpenter
In Theaters:7/12/2014
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Fred Carpenter
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Robert Funaro
Charlie Mantle
Armand Assante
Inspector Bennett
Sean Young
Ms. Mantle
Robert Clohessy
Bar Tender
Paul Vario
Detective Burns
Evan Firestone
The Butcher
Mitchell Walters
Mikey
Nik Pjeternikaj
Albanian Boss
Kresh Novakovic
Zeff
Steve Sage Goldberg
Stevie Bones
Jackie Martling
Captain Martling
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