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| NO PLACE TO HIDE (1970) | ||||||||||||||
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| It's New York in the late 60s. A politically motivated group of students plan bombings of company offices who do business with dictators in Middle American countries. But hwne they contact a known terrorist and bombling specialist, the FBI get on their track. | ||||||||||||||
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| Anthony Page (Tommy Trafler), Sylvester Stallone (Jerry Savage), Vickie Lancaster (Estelle Ferguson), Dennis Tate (Ray Brown), Barbara Lee Govan (Marlena St. James), Rebecca Grimes (Laurie Fisher), Roy White (William Decker), Henry G. Sanders (James Henderson), Jed Mills (Chuck Bradley), David Orange (Richard Scott). | ||||||||||||||
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| - No Place to Hide is actually the theatrical title for this film. On video versions, the title is Rebel. | DIRECTOR: Robert Allen Schnitzer. | |||||||||||||
| WRITERS: Larry Beinhart and Robert Allen Schnitzer. | ||||||||||||||
| PRODUCERS: David Appleton and Robert Allen Schnitzer. | ||||||||||||||
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| DISTRIBUTORS: American Video (video) | ||||||||||||||
| "Tiresome, justifiably obscure time-capsule...skip it, unless you relish watching superstars-to-be in their salad days." -- Leonard Maltin | ||||||||||||||
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