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Undercut (2004)
American Ninja Eric loses his job as a state employed peace officer when his job is outsourced to cheaper, cost effective Chinese labor. As if dealing with the hardships of unemployment were stressful enough, Ninja Dog is sick and needs expensive medicine.
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American Ninja Eric loses his job as a state employed peace officer when his job is outsourced to cheaper, cost effective Chinese labor. As if dealing with the hardships of unemployment were stressful enough, Ninja Dog is sick and needs expensive medicine.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller, Action
Written By:Stephen Reedy
In Theaters:2/20/2004
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Runtime:34 minutes
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Cast
Stephen Reedy
Director
Eric Jacobus
Eric Ninja
Clyde J. Bruff
Governor Begbie Carlyle
Ed Kahana
Martial Artist Scientist Terrorist Ed
Andy Leung
Chinese Ninja Andy
Gavin Merrick
Martial Artist Scientist Terrorist Gavin / Dr. McGavin
Vlad Rimburg
Martial Artist Scientist Terrorist Vlad
Todd Roy
Governor Todd Carlyle
Stephen Reedy
Officer / Cell phone guy
Joe Henley
White Trash
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