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The Protector

A man of mystery with no memory is haunted by a vicious crime lord and a band of lethal assassins from a secret government agency. A "Protector"...from an unlikely source joins the man in ...

Starring:

Frank Zagarino, Matthias Hues, Steven Nijjar, Joe Costa, Lindsay Collins, Meeka Schiro, Richard Palu

Genre:

Action

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