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Project Eliminator (1991)
A scientist working in a top-secret government weapons technology research becomes so disillusioned that he destroys his latest creation: an ultra-sophisticated flying attack laser. Soon, terrorists who want him to re-create the invention kidnap him. A shady government contact recruits two veteran Special Forces operatives Ron Morrell and John Slade who soon find themselves in a frantic race against the clock to rescue the scientist and keep his deadly knowledge a secret.
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A scientist working in a top-secret government weapons technology research becomes so disillusioned that he destroys his latest creation: an ultra-sophisticated flying attack laser. Soon, terrorists who want him to re-create the invention kidnap him. A shady government contact recruits two veteran Special Forces operatives Ron Morrell and John Slade who soon find themselves in a frantic race against the clock to rescue the scientist and keep his deadly knowledge a secret.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Morris Asgar, H. Kaye Dyal
In Theaters:7/18/1991
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Victory Pictures Production
Cast
H. Kaye Dyal
Director
David Carradine
Ron Morrell
Frank Zagarino
John 'Striker' Slade
Hilary English
Jackie Markson
Brett Baxter Clark
Elias
Drew Snyder
FBI Agent Willis
Joshua Bryant
Dr. Markson
Calista Carradine
Vanna
Frank Rivera
Carlos (as Frank Reeves)
David "Shark" Fralick
Shark
Vivian Schilling
Terry Anderson
Lance August
President Carter Robber
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