Henri was raised in a monastery in the Far East and now he lives in America in the deep south where his story begins. As peaceful as he was trained to be, trouble always seems to finds him....
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| Eli Jeffree Zen | ... | Henri Sharma (as Eli Zen) | |
| Eric Roberts | ... | Jenkins Chesney | |
| Robert LaSardo | ... | Sheriff Duncan | |
| Burt Reynolds | ... | George Duncan | |
| Lori Katz | ... | Ashley Colter | |
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Steven D. Mairano | ... | Deputy Floyd |
| Jerry Sommer | ... | Larry Chesney | |
| Carl Rimi | ... | Jarred Chesney | |
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Roger Byrd | ... | Dan Colter |
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Alex Zuko | ... | Hank Chesney |
| Tina Pfeiffer | ... | Maggie Colter | |
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Xavier Luo | ... | Leo Fuchs |
| Stacey Steele | ... | Julie the waitress | |
| Steve Daron | ... | Ring Announcer | |
| Mitch Price | ... | Harry | |
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Henri was raised in a monastery in the Far East and now he lives in America in the deep south where his story begins. As peaceful as he was trained to be, trouble always seems to finds him. Henri's story is filled with love, action, suspense and adventure. Written by Kathy Onuc
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4 November 2017 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Eric Roberts long ago was filed under the "will do anything for a paycheck" status but BURT REYNOLDS!? This film will severely depress any longtime fan of his as this was one of his last appearances in the film industry. Not dignified at all. Avoid it.