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Protect and Surf (1989)
A group of young police officers make up for the harsh realities of working on mean streets by sharing a dream house at the beach in California.
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A group of young police officers make up for the harsh realities of working on mean streets by sharing a dream house at the beach in California.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Kerry Lenhart, John J. Sakmar
In Theaters:8/6/1989
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Runtime:60 minutes
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Cast
Larry Shaw
Director
Mike Genovese
John Stuart
David Oliver
Mike Deegan
Thomas Haden Church
Dwight Jesmer
Phill Lewis
Bob Bailey
Justin Williams
Dan Mikolay
Randy Vasquez
Jesse Gomez
Tasia Valenza
Jodi Lampert
William Zabka
Russell Cooper
Tony Higgins
Scott Danforth
Mike Jolly
Bruce Rasmussen
Joan Prather
Mary Jo Ballerini
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