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They Came to Rob Las Vegas (1969)
After successfully assaulting an armored car between Las Vegas and Los Angeles, the ambitions of the diverse members of the intrepid criminal gang collide, causing undesirable consequences.
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After successfully assaulting an armored car between Las Vegas and Los Angeles, the ambitions of the diverse members of the intrepid criminal gang collide, causing undesirable consequences.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi, Lluís Josep Comerón, Jo Eisinger, Jorge Illa
In Theaters:2/5/1969
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Franca Films, Capitole Films, Eichberg-Film, Isasi PC
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