Johnnie Mae Gibson: FBI Trailer

Johnnie Mae Gibson: FBI Trailer (1986)

"Based on the real-life nightmare of an exposed undercover cop" 21 October 1986 Drama, Action, Crime 96 mins

A police officer is called by F.B.I. to infiltrate into gang of arms smugglers.

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Cast

Lynn Whitfield

as Johnnie Mae Gibson

Howard Rollins

as T.C. Russell

Richard Lawson

as Adam Prentice

William Allen Young

as Marvin Gibson

John Lehne

as Billy Whelan

Marta DuBois

as Ginny Talbot

Hugh Gillin

as Phil Barnes

Henry G. Sanders

as Al Melden

Veronica Redd

as Momma Melden

Eb Lottimer

as Neal Visser

Aeron MacIntyre

as Randy Abel

Johnny Weissmuller Jr.

as Agent Ed King

Frank Papia

as Detective Wayne

Crew

Michael Parker

Michael Parker Set Decoration

Bill Duke

Director

International Releases Dates

United States 21 October 1986

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