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J.W. Garrison, the head of a top-secret sub agency of the United Nations, discovers that a team of terrorists, led by the murderous Oliver Maxwell, plan on producing a bomb carrying an anthrax virus to be used in the United States. Garrison summons CIA agent Zack Hamilton who puts together a team of three beautiful women; CIA trainer Kim Taylor; photographer Victoria Carrera; and actress Eva Kirov to go to undercover as fashion models to infiltrate the terrorist organization to find the bomb before it can be used.
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J.W. Garrison, the head of a top-secret sub agency of the United Nations, discovers that a team of terrorists, led by the murderous Oliver Maxwell, plan on producing a bomb carrying an anthrax virus to be used in the United States. Garrison summons CIA agent Zack Hamilton who puts together a team of three beautiful women; CIA trainer Kim Taylor; photographer Victoria Carrera; and actress Eva Kirov to go to undercover as fashion models to infiltrate the terrorist organization to find the bomb before it can be used.
Rating:R
Genre:Adventure, Action
Written By:Mike Snyder, Dean Hamilton
In Theaters:9/25/1999
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:BKS/Bates Entertainment
Cast
Dean Hamilton
Director
Jeff Kaake
Zack Hamilton
Angie Everhart
Kim Taylor
Traci Bingham
Victoria Carrera
Eva Halina Rich
Eva Kirov
Martin Sheen
J.W. Garrison
Ian McShane
Oliver Maxwell
James Remar
Shawn Murphy
Paul L. Smith
Vladimir Corzon (as Paul Smith)
Shaun Toub
Prince Ali Saleed
Brenda Schad
Jackie
Traci Lords
Lena Brant (as Traci Elizabeth Lords)
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