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Hit the Road Running (1983)
Beau Jim Donner returns to his hometown to find unscrupulous tycoon Sam Grady has been buying out locals and intimidating any opposition to his plans. Donner joins as deputy and sets out to thwart Grady.
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Beau Jim Donner returns to his hometown to find unscrupulous tycoon Sam Grady has been buying out locals and intimidating any opposition to his plans. Donner joins as deputy and sets out to thwart Grady.
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Written By:Thom McIntyre
In Theaters:2/28/1983
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:E.O. Corporation
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