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The Night They Took Miss Beautiful (1977)
Criminals hijack an airplane carrying five beauty contest finalists, but unknowingly they've also kidnapped a government agent carrying a dangerous virus that is to be used in bacterial warfare.
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Criminals hijack an airplane carrying five beauty contest finalists, but unknowingly they've also kidnapped a government agent carrying a dangerous virus that is to be used in bacterial warfare.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Crime, TV Movie, Thriller
Written By:
In Theaters:10/24/1977
Box Office:
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Don Kirshner Productions, La Rose Productions Ltd., NBC
Cast
Robert Michael Lewis
Director
Gary Collins
Paul Fabiani
Chuck Connors
Mike O'Toole
Henry Gibson
Rolly Royce
Peter Haskell
Damon Faulkner
Karen Lamm
Cindy Lou Barrett
Sheree North
Layla Burden
Victoria Principal
Reba Bar Lev
Gregory Sierra
Omar Welk
Phil Silvers
Marv Barker
Stella Stevens
Kate Malloy
Rosanne Katon
April Garland
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