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Sword of Heaven (1985)
A Japanese policeman in Los Angeles uses an ancient magic sword to battle killers and an extortion ring.
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A Japanese policeman in Los Angeles uses an ancient magic sword to battle killers and an extortion ring.
Rating:R
Genre:Action
Written By:Britt Lomond, James Bruner, Joseph J. Randazzo, William O'Hagan
In Theaters:12/6/1985
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Byron Meyers
Director
Tadashi Yamashita
Tadashi Kiresowa
Mel Novak
Major Dirk St. Jones
Bill Wallace
Butch
Gerry Gibson
Patrick
Venus Jones
Molly
Deke Anderson
Guard at Pat's House
Jerry Baxter
Martial Arts Fighter
Chris Casamassa
Martial Arts Trainee
Lou Casamassa
Martial Arts Trainer
William Christopher Ford
Soldier (as Christopher Paul Ford)
William Ghent
Toshiro
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