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Wanted - Dead Or Alive Details

1986 Certificate 18
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In this modern update of the classic Steve McQueen western television series, Hauer plays Nick Randall, a former CIA man turned bounty hunter who becomes the bait in an FBI-CIA conspiracy and finds himself pursued by an international terrorist who pushes him to the limit of survival. It seems that Nick and the terrorist, Malak .. Read more

Starring Rutger Hauer, Gene L. Simmons, Robert Guillaume, Gene Simmons
Director Gary A. Sherman, Gary Sherman
Genres Action/Adventure, Thriller

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Wanted - Dead Or Alive

In this modern update of the classic Steve McQueen western television series, Hauer plays Nick Randall, a former CIA man turned bounty hunter who becomes the bait in an FBI-CIA conspiracy and finds himself pursued by an international terrorist who pushes him to the limit of survival. It seems that Nick and the terrorist, Malak Al Rahim, are linked by the past, and the two embark on a deadly cat-and-mouse game that only one man can win. Of note, Hauer's character is mentioned as being the great-grandson of McQueen's character in the original series.

Starring Rutger Hauer, Gene L. Simmons, Robert Guillaume, Gene Simmons
Director Gary A. Sherman, Gary Sherman
Studio BOULEVARD ENTERTAIMENT
Run time DVD: 1 hr 41 mins
Certificate Certificate 18
Genres Action/Adventure, Thriller
Language DVD: English
Subtitles DVD: None
Released Production year: 1986

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DVD: 10 Sep 2001

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    • Wanted - Dead Or Alive
      In this modern update of the classic Steve McQueen western television series, Hauer plays Nick Randall, a former CIA man turned bounty hunter who becomes the bait in an FBI-CIA conspiracy and finds himself pursued by an international terrorist who pushes him to the limit of survival. It seems that ...