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The Gray Man (2002)
Irish Assassin Declan Finn must confront his dark mentor from his past and end the corruption of a small New England town.
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Irish Assassin Declan Finn must confront his dark mentor from his past and end the corruption of a small New England town.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Bill Askew
In Theaters:10/13/2002
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:American Famous Productions
Cast
Bill Askew, Jeff Hirbour
Director
Jeff Hirbour
Declan Finn
Dan Hannon
Le Morte
Will Macdonald
Cliff Robertson
Whitney Avalon
Liza Duncan
Angelo Fierro
John Robertson
Adam Hirbour
Brian McCartney
Mary Dunlavey
Mrs. Maguire
Aaron Moberger
Young Declan Finn
Christine Scaplen
Maureen Finn
John Tarantino
Franklin
Elliott Askew
Seamus
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