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Soldier's Fortune (1991)
A rich young girl is kidnapped by masked terrorists. Her mother's ex-husband, a former mercenary, gathers some of his former comrades and goes off to rescue her.
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A rich young girl is kidnapped by masked terrorists. Her mother's ex-husband, a former mercenary, gathers some of his former comrades and goes off to rescue her.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Jeffrey C. Hogue, Charles Douglas Lemay
In Theaters:9/4/1991
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Runtime:96 minutes
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