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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
Directed By:Wray Davis
Written By:Walter Anton White
In Theaters:1/1/1969
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Runtime:88 minutes
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