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Stoney (1969)
Two rival gun-runners are at odds when one of them secretly discovers that the other's female companion has plans to recover a $40 million treasure stash, hidden away in Surabaya by her late husband.
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Two rival gun-runners are at odds when one of them secretly discovers that the other's female companion has plans to recover a $40 million treasure stash, hidden away in Surabaya by her late husband.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Action
Written By:Walter Anton White
In Theaters:1/1/1969
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Wray Davis
Director
Barbara Bouchet
Irene "Stoney" Stone
Michael Preston
Steve Blessing
Michael Rennie
Harvey Ward
Vic Diaz
Ah Song
Richard Jaeckel
Dirk
Leopoldo Salcedo
High Commissioner Suwono
Pancho Magalona
Captain Haryan
Paraluman
Margaret Suwono
Tony Dungan
Colonel Natursian
Vance Skarstedt
Chuck
Gerald Hardig
Jerry
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