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Prison Break: The Final Break (2009)
Michael and Sara wed, but the happiness is short-lived when the Feds apprehend her for the murder of Michael's mother, Christina. Once a hit is ordered on Sara, the team reunite to break out the increasingly vulnerable target.
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Michael and Sara wed, but the happiness is short-lived when the Feds apprehend her for the murder of Michael's mother, Christina. Once a hit is ordered on Sara, the team reunite to break out the increasingly vulnerable target.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Thriller
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In Theaters:7/21/2009
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Adelstein/Parouse Productions, 20th Century Fox Television, Original Film
Cast
Kevin Hooks, Brad Turner
Director
Wentworth Miller
Michael Scofield
Sarah Wayne Callies
Sara Tancredi
Dominic Purcell
Lincoln Burrows
Jodi Lyn O'Keefe
Gretchen Morgan
Amaury Nolasco
Fernando Sucre
Robert Knepper
Theodore 'T-Bag' Bagwell
William Fichtner
Alex Mahone
Leon Russom
Jonathan Krantz
Amy Aquino
Warden Alice Simms
Lori Petty
Daddy
Kim Coates
Agent Richard Sullins
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