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Crash Landing (2006)
When a hostage situation arises on-board a private plane with the daughter of a billionaire on-board. Major John Masters (Sabato Jr.) teams up with Captain Williams (Michael Paré) to stop the terrorist and land the plane.
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When a hostage situation arises on-board a private plane with the daughter of a billionaire on-board. Major John Masters (Sabato Jr.) teams up with Captain Williams (Michael Paré) to stop the terrorist and land the plane.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action
Written By:Paul A. Birkett, William Langlois, Jim Wynorski
In Theaters:7/11/2006
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Avrio Filmworks, Echo Bridge Home Entertainment, CineTel Films, Koch Media
Cast
Jim Wynorski
Director
Antonio Sabàto Jr.
Major John Masters
Michael Paré
Captain Williams
Brianne Davis
Rochelle Davis
Kevin Dobson
Henderson Davis
Rene Rivera
Carl Trenta
Mercedes Colon
Tanya, 'Cabin Crew'
Patrick St. Esprit
Pilot Craig
John Beck
General McClaren
Adam Lieberman
Lieutenant Edwards
John J. Dalesandro
Gustav, 'Cabin Crew'
Eric James Virgets
Karl, 'Cabin Crew'
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