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Love and War II (1998)
Things turn deadly when Julian, a renowned mob boss, is called upon to rescue the daughter of the woman who once saved his life from a dangerous rival, and he also confronts his own true love, a sultry woman, who turns out to be an assassin-for-hire with a contract on Julian’s head.
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Things turn deadly when Julian, a renowned mob boss, is called upon to rescue the daughter of the woman who once saved his life from a dangerous rival, and he also confronts his own true love, a sultry woman, who turns out to be an assassin-for-hire with a contract on Julian’s head.
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Genre:Action
Written By:James Tyler, Steve Heilpern
In Theaters:12/31/1998
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