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The Lost World (1999)
A group of unlikely allies are assembled to go on an expedition deep within the Amazon forest in search of new discoveries.
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A group of unlikely allies are assembled to go on an expedition deep within the Amazon forest in search of new discoveries.
Rating:NR
Genre:Adventure, Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Jim Henshaw
In Theaters:2/1/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:The Over the Hill Gang
Cast
Richard Franklin
Director
Peter McCauley
Professor Challenger
William deVry
Ned Malone
William Snow
Lord John Roxton
Michael Sinelnikoff
Summerlee
Rachel Blakely
Marguerite Krux
Jennifer O'Dell
Veronica
Laura Vazquez
Assai
Robert Coleby
William Maple-White
Brad McMurray
Actor
George Henare
Chief Jacoba
Jeff Prewett
Slaver
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