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Praetorian (2022)
Set in the countryside during the height of Rome, a young couple find themselves separated from one another while facing dire challenges. A hero is sent by forces unknown to help fight injustice, and save the innocent.
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Set in the countryside during the height of Rome, a young couple find themselves separated from one another while facing dire challenges. A hero is sent by forces unknown to help fight injustice, and save the innocent.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Steven Clawson, Sean Clawson
In Theaters:2/26/2022
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:House Vindicus Company
Cast
Steven Clawson
Director
Matt Sebetich
Valorus Vindicus
Erik Thompson
Titus Claudius
James Fitzgerald
Tiberius
Melinda Nanovsky
Livia Claudius
Olivia Pagone
Marilla Quintillus
John Capocci
Cornelius
Patrick Egan
Bandit Captain I
Jai George
Bandit Captain II
Josiah Martin
Bandit Captain III
Nick Angelou
Bandit
Liam Hogue
Pooping Bandit
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