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Live Free or Kill Hard (2015)
In the epic conclusion to the Killogy, The Mute and Davit reckon with the past and future consequences of the things they've done, The Clam joins the investigation, and the Custodian closes in.
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In the epic conclusion to the Killogy, The Mute and Davit reckon with the past and future consequences of the things they've done, The Clam joins the investigation, and the Custodian closes in.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Liam Guise
In Theaters:5/20/2015
Box Office:$10
Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Straight Razor Studios
Cast
Liam Guise
Director
Jacob M. Jones
The Mute / Gente #10
Dylan La Ray Welker
The Clam
Jeremy Graves
Davit / Gente #6
Espie Gray
The Custodian / Gente #1
Anthony Maniglia
Hombre la Muerte / Officer Frank / Gente #11
Liam Guise
Commissioner Jordan
Andrew Wright
Centurion / Gente with Cigarette / Officer Bob / Bob
Grace Otto
F.B.I. Agent #2 / Gente #7
Brent Dunham
F.B.I. Agent #1
Ethan Fox
Anchorman / Gente #2
Christopher Kalas
Officer Janet
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