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Charles Bronson | Leo Kessler | |
Wilford Brimley | Captain Malone | |
Gene Davis | Warren Stacy | |
Lisa Eilbacher | Laurie Kessler | |
Geoffrey Lewis | Dave Dante | |
Andrew Stevens | Paul McAnn | |
Robert F. Lyons | Nathan Zager | |
Bert Williams | Mr. Johnson | |
Iva Lane | Bunny | |
Ola Ray | Ola | |
Daniel Ades | Ben Linker | |
Beau Billingslea | Desk Sergeant | |
Sam Chew Jr. | Minister | |
Cosie Costa | Dudley | |
Breck Costin | Tim Bailey | |
Shay Duffin | Nestor | |
Neal Fleming | Young Man | |
John Garwood | Millikan | |
June Gilbert | Betty | |
James Keane | Jerry |
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Producer | Lance Hool
Pancho Kohner Yoram Globus Menahem Golan |
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Writer | William Roberts
J. Lee Thompson |
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A cop. A killer. A deadline. Charles Bronson is "a hero all the way" (Variety) as a rogue cop pursuing a deranged killer in this action-packed suspense thriller. Serving up vigilante justice as only he can. Bronson delivers one of his most riveting performances in this "exceedingly well-made" (Gene Siskel) film. Bronson plays Leo Kessler, a cynical Los Angeles cop on the trail of Warren Stacey (Gene Davis), a homicidal maniac who turns rejection from beautiful women into the ultimate revenge. When the legal system sets Stacey free, Kessler plants evidence to put him behind bars for good. But Kessler's plan backfires leaving him with only one option: to hunt down Stacey on his own...before the crazed killer strikes again! |
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