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Stop at Nothing (1991)
An ex-prosecutor takes a bodyguard job protecting a girl from a mother who has lost custody. The father was accused of sexually abusing the daughter but the evidence was dismissed. Who's lying?
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An ex-prosecutor takes a bodyguard job protecting a girl from a mother who has lost custody. The father was accused of sexually abusing the daughter but the evidence was dismissed. Who's lying?
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Stephen W. Johnson
In Theaters:12/3/1991
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:ABC Productions, Lifetime, Capital Cities, Empty Chair Productions Inc., ABC
Cast
Chris Thomson
Director
Veronica Hamel
Nettie Forbes
Lindsay Frost
Sarah McConnell Parrish
David Ackroyd
Agent Conroy
Robert Desiderio
Sgt. Jake Morris
Deborah Gorman
Kimberly Howard
Joseph Hacker
James Howard
Caroline McWilliams
A.J. Parker
Annabella Price
Glenna Howard
Francis X. McCarthy
Dean Bowles
Lou Beatty Jr.
Sgt. Wade
Al Ruscio
Judge Quentin
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