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Deadly Addiction (1988)
After the murder of his wife, John Turner, a renegade cop who purposely defies his superiors, tries to expose a drug ring that takes him from L.A. to Mexico and back. Along the way, he develops romance and becomes a father figure to a young streetwise orphan.
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After the murder of his wife, John Turner, a renegade cop who purposely defies his superiors, tries to expose a drug ring that takes him from L.A. to Mexico and back. Along the way, he develops romance and becomes a father figure to a young streetwise orphan.
Rating:R
Genre:Action
Written By:Jack Vacek
In Theaters:5/21/1988
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:JJV Motion Pictures
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