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Highlander: Counterfeit (2004)
Horton, an old mortal enemy, puts a criminal through plastic surgery to make her look like Tessa. The false Tessa sets Duncan up for the final death.
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Horton, an old mortal enemy, puts a criminal through plastic surgery to make her look like Tessa. The false Tessa sets Duncan up for the final death.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Fantasy
Written By:David Tynan, Brad Wright
In Theaters:5/25/2004
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Davis-Panzer Productions, Gaumont Télévision, Filmline International
Cast
Paolo Barzman, Dennis Berry
Director
Adrian Paul
Duncan MacLeod
Stan Kirsch
Richie Ryan
Martin Cummins
Pete Wilder
Peter Hudson
James Horton
Meilani Paul
Lisa Halle
Alexandra Vandernoot
Tessa Noel / Lisa Halle
Peter Rutherford
Denny Ponance
Godfrey James
Charles Browning
Roger Bizley
Sheriff
Bruno Raffaelli
Police Driver
Jean-Paul Solal
Alphonso
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