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Hollywood P.D. Undercover (2002)
Hollywood P.D. Undercover is the story of Hard-Boiled undercover police officers on the mean-streets of Los Angeles, California.
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Hollywood P.D. Undercover is the story of Hard-Boiled undercover police officers on the mean-streets of Los Angeles, California.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Scott Shaw, Kenneth H. Kim, Richard Magram
In Theaters:4/22/2002
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Light Source Films, No Rules Cinema
Cast
Scott Shaw
Director
Scott Shaw
Detective Jake Blade
Kenneth H. Kim
Detective Sammy Kang
Richard Magram
Captain Bobby Marcino
Danielle James
Linda Marshall
Elizabeth Jarosz
Detective Elizabeth White
Michelle Renee
Honey Midnight
Shannon Rafferty
Lefty
Ian Lantz
Detective Johnny Riviera
Meilani Wenska
Detective Kalani Jones
Seth Allman Bloom
David
David Ara
Malcolm
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