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George Whitebrooke: Survival of the Fittest 

1976. For the past three years, MI6 has been hunting down the criminal mastermind only known as The Man in Red. When the villain finally surfaces, super-spy George Whitebrooke is tasked with bringing him down before the vengeful villain can bring the world to the brink of a financial disaster. The mission quickly proves itself near-impossible even for the legendary gentleman agent, however, as his enemy not only possesses genius intellect but a gun-hand of rivaling - even surpassing - skill.
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1976. For the past three years, MI6 has been hunting down the criminal mastermind only known as The Man in Red. When the villain finally surfaces, super-spy George Whitebrooke is tasked with bringing him down before the vengeful villain can bring the world to the brink of a financial disaster. The mission quickly proves itself near-impossible even for the legendary gentleman agent, however, as his enemy not only possesses genius intellect but a gun-hand of rivaling - even surpassing - skill.

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Genre:Thriller, Action
Directed By:Tony Cole
Written By:Tony Cole
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Fox Way Studios, DEP Films

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