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Mad Dog II
The titular "Mad Dog", actually goes under the very anonymous name "Nick Nolte", and is played by Romano Kristoff, whom you may or may not remember from such classics as "Warbus", "Double Edge", or "Tough Cops". He is a cop who doesn't take it easy when the mob executes his stripper-sister, and he goes after them to get revenge at all costs. Another Phillipino superstar, Jim Gaines, has a small cameo in "Mad Dog II" as a snitch who gets offed in the bathroom.
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The titular "Mad Dog", actually goes under the very anonymous name "Nick Nolte", and is played by Romano Kristoff, whom you may or may not remember from such classics as "Warbus", "Double Edge", or "Tough Cops". He is a cop who doesn't take it easy when the mob executes his stripper-sister, and he goes after them to get revenge at all costs. Another Phillipino superstar, Jim Gaines, has a small cameo in "Mad Dog II" as a snitch who gets offed in the bathroom.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Timothy Jorge
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Runtime:89 minutes
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Cast
Jun Gallardo
Director
Romano Kristoff
Nick Nolte
Bruce Baron
Frank
Don Gordon Bell
Tom Murphy
Michael James
Captain Henry Marlowe
Gwendolyn Hung
Nicole Nolte
David Light
Hood (uncredited)
Subas Herrero
Mobster (uncredited)
Jim Gaines
Skinny (uncredited)
Henry Strzalkowski
Luis (uncredited)
Paul Vance
Frank's Hood (uncredited)
Robert Marius
Hood (uncredited)
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