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The Evil That Men Do (1984)
A former assassin (Charles Bronson) comes out of retirement to avenge the brutal murder of his friend at the hands of a sadistic torturer (Joseph Maher) employed by an oppressive foreign dictatorship.
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A former assassin (Charles Bronson) comes out of retirement to avenge the brutal murder of his friend at the hands of a sadistic torturer (Joseph Maher) employed by an oppressive foreign dictatorship.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Adventure, Crime, Thriller
Written By:John Crowther, R. Lance Hill
In Theaters:9/14/1984
Box Office:$13,102,025
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Zuleika Farms, Capricorn, Producciones Cabo S.A., ITC Entertainment
Cast
J. Lee Thompson
Director
Charles Bronson
Holland
José Ferrer
Dr. Hector Lomelin
Theresa Saldana
Rhiana Hidalgo / Nancy
Joseph Maher
Dr. Clement Molloch
René Enríquez
Max Ortiz, Holland's contact in Nicaragua
John Glover
Paul Briggs, U.S. Embassy
Raymond St. Jacques
Randolph, Molloch's Bodyguard
Antoinette Bower
Claire, Molloch's Sister
Enrique Lucero
Colonel Victor Aristos
Jorge Luke
Cillero, Molloch's Chauffeur
Mischa Hausserman
Karl
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