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Suspect Device (1995)
Sci-fi action tale of a man who discovers that no one recognizes him... no one except his government that is; and "they" are working overtime to erase him from existence.
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Sci-fi action tale of a man who discovers that no one recognizes him... no one except his government that is; and "they" are working overtime to erase him from existence.
Rating:
Genre:Science Fiction, Action, TV Movie
Written By:Alex Simon
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Concorde-New Horizons, Hillwood Entertainment Film Group Inc., Showtime Networks
Cast
Rick Jacobson
Director
C. Thomas Howell
Dan Jericho
Stacey Travis
Dr. Jessica Parker
Jed Allan
Artemus Lockwood
John Beck
CIA Director
Marcus Aurelius
Curt Carter
Jonathan Fuller
Dr. Charles Flint
Jeff Allin
Dr. Fred Hopkins
Heidi Sorenson
Kristen Jericho
Mark Ginther
Male Cyborg
Betty Vaughn
Harriet (as Betty Vaughan)
Leonard O. Turner
Jim
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