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Death Driver (1977)
Death Driver follows washed up stuntman "Earl Owensby" on his journey to regain the title of world champion driver.
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Death Driver follows washed up stuntman "Earl Owensby" on his journey to regain the title of world champion driver.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Comedy
Written By:Elizabeth Upton
In Theaters:9/1/1977
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Runtime:93 minutes
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