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Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business
When reporter Veronica Roberts unwillingly gets involved in a hostage situation and is forced to escape, she and Luc Devereaux go into hiding. Meanwhile, Dr. Walker and Mentor get set with a powerful new Universal Soldier and a lethal plan.
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When reporter Veronica Roberts unwillingly gets involved in a hostage situation and is forced to escape, she and Luc Devereaux go into hiding. Meanwhile, Dr. Walker and Mentor get set with a powerful new Universal Soldier and a lethal plan.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Peter M. Lenkov
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Rigel Independent Entertainment, Catalyst Entertainment Production, Durrant Fox Productions Inc.
Cast
Jeff Woolnough
Director
Matt Battaglia
Luc Devereaux / GR44
Chandra West
Veronica Roberts
Roger Periard
McNally
Richard McMillan
Dr. Walker
Burt Reynolds
Mentor / CIA Deputy Director / GR88
Juan Chioran
Charles Clifton (as Juan Chiorian)
Claudette Roche
Grace / GR83
Jeff Wincott
Eric Devereaux / GR87
Matt Birman
Med Tech
Aron Tager
John Devereaux
Martin Roach
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