Wrath of the Tarot Kings (2022)
When Civil War veteran-turned-Egyptian-tomb-raider returns to America to solve the death of a loved one, he gets more than he bargained for.
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When Civil War veteran-turned-Egyptian-tomb-raider returns to America to solve the death of a loved one, he gets more than he bargained for.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Animation, Drama, Western
Written By:Dustin Bell
In Theaters:3/25/2022
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
Dustin Bell
Director
Dustin Bell
Harlan Greenborough (voice)
Ahmed Al-Ansari
Omar (voice)
Andre Anderson
Augustus Freeman (voice)
Nick Aucoin
Armadillo Townie (voice)
Joaquin Augusto
Armadillo Townie (voice)
Kaleigh Bauer
Ellie Greenborough (voice)
Nick Bean
Tarot Henchman (voice)
Price Everett
Constable (voice)
Ross K. Foad
Tarot Lieutenant (voice)
Eddie Grey
King of Swords (voice)
Jeremy Harder
The Undertaker (voice)
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