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Nashville Grab (1981)
A dashing, fast-living country singer almost turns Nashville upside-down after he is kidnapped by a pair of conniving female convicts determined to use him as a passport to freedom.
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A dashing, fast-living country singer almost turns Nashville upside-down after he is kidnapped by a pair of conniving female convicts determined to use him as a passport to freedom.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Adventure, TV Movie
Written By:David O'Malley, Thomas C. Chapman
In Theaters:10/18/1981
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Runtime:100 minutes
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