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Sword of Honor (1996)
Officer Johnny Lee sets out to avenge his partner's mysterious death. With the help of his partner's sister and an ancient sword, Lee becomes a one man deadly strike force. Stars Steven Vincent Leigh, Sophia Crawford.
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Officer Johnny Lee sets out to avenge his partner's mysterious death. With the help of his partner's sister and an ancient sword, Lee becomes a one man deadly strike force. Stars Steven Vincent Leigh, Sophia Crawford.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Action, Drama
Written By:Robert Tiffe, Clay Ayers
In Theaters:4/30/1996
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Pacific Bridge Entertainment, PM Entertainment Group
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