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One Tough Bastard (1996)
When a man's wife and family are murdered, he plots revenge only to find out that the killer is under Federal protection and he must exact his own form of justice.
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When a man's wife and family are murdered, he plots revenge only to find out that the killer is under Federal protection and he must exact his own form of justice.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Steven Selling
In Theaters:7/26/1996
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Live Entertainment
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