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Rigged (2008)
In the seedy underground of illegal prizefighting, a corrupt boxing promoter is embroiled in a dangerous fight-fixing scheme with his female prizefighter.
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In the seedy underground of illegal prizefighting, a corrupt boxing promoter is embroiled in a dangerous fight-fixing scheme with his female prizefighter.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Action, Thriller, Crime
Written By:Ian Shorr
In Theaters:9/10/2008
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Outpost Pictures
Cast
Jonathan M. Dillon
Director
Rebecca Neuenswander
Katherine Parker
Chad Ortis
Michael Dublin
Kurt Hanover
Clark Richter
John Wilson
Cleveland
Larry Peterson
Speedy Lenny
Alicia Cabrera
Lisa Wong
Kate Forristall
Lorna Dublin
Allison Poccia
Lucy
Adrian Barthalomew
P.K. Jimmy
Jonathan Laurans
Prasith Phengvong
Lahcen Anajjar
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