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The Take (1990)

TV Movie  -  R 87 min  -  Crime
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An ex-Miami cop just back from prison for corruption gets caught up in the Florida drug trade.

Director:

Leon Ichaso

Writers:

Eugene Izzi (novel), Edward Anhalt (teleplay), and 1 more credit »
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ray Sharkey Ray Sharkey ...
Dennis
R. Lee Ermey ...
Weller
Larry Manetti ...
Barry Shaw
Joe Lala Joe Lala
Lisa Hartman ...
Delaney
Roberto Escobar ...
Coco Cardona
Orestes Matacena ...
Victor Menocal
Nelson Oramas Nelson Oramas ...
Detective Diaz
Ruben Rabasa ...
Luis Menocal
Tony Bolano Tony Bolano ...
Flaco
Alonna Shaw ...
Elena (as Lonnie Shaw)
Christopher Pianno Christopher Pianno ...
Vallone
Bobby J. Foxworth Bobby J. Foxworth ...
Big John
Alfredo Álvarez Calderón Alfredo Álvarez Calderón ...
Indio
Marc Macaulay ...
Shel
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Storyline

An ex-cop (Ray Sharkey) who was sent to prison for corruption runs into an old friend, a talk show host Larry Manetti). Going with the host to his girl friend's house, they arrive to find her dead of an overdose after having a fling with a doctor. The host goes berserk, kills the doctor, and takes off with a case of cocaine the doctor has. Unfortunately the case belongs to the Cuban mob, whose leader (Orestes Matacena) is the doctor's brother. The mob goes after the host. But when the host turns up dead, the mob demands Sharkey to find the missing drugs or else. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>  

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Based On Novel

Genres:

Crime

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

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Also Known As:

Gefährlicher Stoff See more »

Company Credits

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Cine-Nevada Productions See more »
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