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In Her Line of Fire (2006)
When the Vice President's plane goes down near a remote Pacific island, he is kidnapped by rebel forces and held for ransom. It is up to his female Secret Service agent and a press secretary to infiltrate the camp and save him.
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When the Vice President's plane goes down near a remote Pacific island, he is kidnapped by rebel forces and held for ransom. It is up to his female Secret Service agent and a press secretary to infiltrate the camp and save him.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Anna Lorenzo, Paula Goldberg
In Theaters:4/21/2006
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ApolloProMovie & Co. 1. Filmproduktion
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