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Lone Runner (1986)The Summerking's daughter has been kidnapped, and the legendary hero of the desert comes to her rescue as he did when she was young. The Lone Runner proves to be an unstoppable hero with ... See full summary » Director:Ruggero Deodato |
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| Miles O'Keeffe | ... |
Garrett - the Lone Runner
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Savina Gersak | ... |
Analisa Summerking
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Donald Hodson | ... |
Mr. Summerking
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Ronald Lacey | ... |
Misha
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John Steiner | ... |
Skorm
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Michael Aronin | ... |
Emerick
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Nimbus, Skorm's henchman
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The Summerking's daughter has been kidnapped, and the legendary hero of the desert comes to her rescue as he did when she was young. The Lone Runner proves to be an unstoppable hero with limitless fighting abilities. He battles those who would harm innocents, and does what ever else he can for them. Written by Sean Kilby and Jason Parker <gestalt@ix.netcom.com>
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A legendary desert avenger battles a savage outlaw empire!Parents Guide:
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Country:
ItalyRelease Date:
January 1988 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Erämaan legenda See more »Filming Locations:
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Miles O'Keeffe wears cowboy boots and a trench coat and rides around in the desert beating up arabs. He also has a crossbow with exploding arrows. Lots of action scenes, explosions, and fighting sold me on this one. I liked it. I assure you nobody else will though. You have to be a fan of cheesy Italian action movies already, develop a taste for em. For us who actually know who he is, we see John Steiner in one of his most dazzlingly silly performances yet! Worth watching just for Steiner. Why doesn't this guy act any more?