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1359:As director
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741:Dana Barron
594:(1961) and
532:Development
513:Irwin Keyes
486:Tom Everett
465:Danny Trejo
456:Dana Barron
447:Soon-Tek Oh
426:Perry Lopez
394:roller rink
349:Los Angeles
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230:$ 5 million
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107:Soon-Tek Oh
102:Perry Lopez
72:Produced by
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1907:Categories
1798:Firewalker
1728:Caboblanco
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1260:soundtrack
1248:soundtrack
1242:Death Wish
1215:Death Wish
1200:Death Wish
1043:2012-07-04
1011:2012-07-04
958:2012-07-04
889:2012-07-05
861:References
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795:Home media
609:plot twist
541:Death Wish
527:Production
314:Caboblanco
259:Death Wish
235:Box office
206:99 minutes
189:1987-11-06
154:Production
62:Characters
1518:Cape Fear
1468:Tiger Bay
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1074:16 August
807:Reception
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626:a.m. to 9
435:Dan Ferro
373:San Pedro
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317:, 1983's
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291:Bollywood
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495:Tim Russ
414:Kay Lenz
302:St. Ives
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80:Starring
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840:Variety
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