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Dolan's Cadillac (2010)
Robinson, a once peaceful, law-abiding school teacher, has turned into an obsessed vengeance machine, intent on killing the man who murdered his wife - ruthless Las Vegas mob boss James Dolan. But to do so, Robinson must infiltrate the dangerous underworld, and devise a diabolical plan that will bury Dolan once and for all.
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Robinson, a once peaceful, law-abiding school teacher, has turned into an obsessed vengeance machine, intent on killing the man who murdered his wife - ruthless Las Vegas mob boss James Dolan. But to do so, Robinson must infiltrate the dangerous underworld, and devise a diabolical plan that will bury Dolan once and for all.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Richard Dooling
In Theaters:4/6/2010
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Minds Eye Entertainment, Film Bridge International, Footprint Investments, Prescience
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