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George Whitebrooke: Rainmaker
The year is 1965. A list of British nuclear weapon installations slips out of the hands of the Defense Minister. George Whitebrooke is sent to stop a deal from taking place before it starts raining hell-fire.
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The year is 1965. A list of British nuclear weapon installations slips out of the hands of the Defense Minister. George Whitebrooke is sent to stop a deal from taking place before it starts raining hell-fire.
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Genre:Thriller, Action
Written By:Tony Cole
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Fox Way Studios
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