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Route 9 (1998)
During a routine surveilance on desolate Route 9, two small town deputies come across over one million dollars in cash, a van full of drugs, several dead bodies and not a witness in sight.
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During a routine surveilance on desolate Route 9, two small town deputies come across over one million dollars in cash, a van full of drugs, several dead bodies and not a witness in sight.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Brendan Broderick, Rob Kerchner
In Theaters:11/20/1998
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:PFG Entertainment, Capital Arts Entertainment, Motion Picture Corporation of America
Cast
David Mackay
Director
Kyle MacLachlan
Booth Parker
Peter Coyote
Sheriff Dwayne Hogan
Amy Locane
Sally Hogan
Wade Williams
Earl Whitney
Miguel Sandoval
Jesse Segundo
Roma Maffia
Agent Ellen Marks
Joseph D. Reitman
Cliff
Scott Coffey
Nate
Silas Weir Mitchell
Agent Paul Danning
Christopher Murray
Cowboy
Ernest M. Garcia
Henchman
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