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Turtle Races (1991)
An intensely dedicated runner discovers there is more to the race than just winning.
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An intensely dedicated runner discovers there is more to the race than just winning.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mike Sinclair, Jim Lincoln
In Theaters:1/31/1991
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Regent University
Cast
Jim Lincoln
Director
Dawn Butler Mundy
Andrea Parks
Laura M. Agudelo
Ronda Marshall
Terry Jernigan
Scott Delancey
Paula L. Dean
Coach McInnis
James A. Carleo III
Scooter
James McDaniel IV
The Fish Wrangler
Donna Douglas
Herself
Scott D. Chandley
Garth
Scott Linsenbardt
Ray
Dean Heroic
Paul
Hank Jernigan
Special Olympics Announcer (voice)
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