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Zack (1983)
Zack is the story of a private investigator who, like many Christians, never considered the importance of a commitment to his own church. But Zack takes on an insurance investigation and in the process discovers a lot more than just the solution to the case.
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Zack is the story of a private investigator who, like many Christians, never considered the importance of a commitment to his own church. But Zack takes on an insurance investigation and in the process discovers a lot more than just the solution to the case.
Rating:G
Genre:Thriller
Written By:William Mings
In Theaters:7/5/1983
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Victory International
Cast
William Mings
Director
Michael David Simms
John Zachary
Matthew Shaker
Jeremy Logan
Stephani Hardy
Mary Springfield
Gerard Flynn
Gordon Andrews
Phil Schmidt
Pastor(as Phill Schmidt)
Charles Meshack
Eddie
Calvin O. Seely
F.B.I. Agent Turner
John Valentino
F.B.I. Agent Walker
Michael Hungerford
Phony F.B.I. Agent #1
Ted McAndrew
Phoney F.B.I. Agent #2
Marnie Crossen
Mrs. Woodbury
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