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An honest, hard-working cop has to go up against the mob in 1949 New York City.
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An honest, hard-working cop has to go up against the mob in 1949 New York City.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Mark Rodgers
In Theaters:7/29/1990
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Dan Curtis Productions, NBC Productions, MGM Television
Cast
Robert L. Collins
Director
Clancy Brown
Johnny Ryan
Bruce Abbott
Tom Kelly
Teri Austin
Paula Westridge
Eugene Clark
Joe Johnson
Christine Moore
Bianca Tartaglia
Nestor Serrano
Dave Greenberg
Robert Prosky
Capt. Fitzgerald
Cameron Thor
Jeff Wilson
Julia Campbell
Eve Manion
Jason Beghe
Peter Howard
Victor Argo
Frank Costello
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