Ballbuster Trailer

Ballbuster Trailer (1989)

"The good guys ain't never been this bad!" 27 June 1989 Action, Crime 100 mins

Roosevelt Prophet is a one-time big city cop turned private investigator- nickname "Ballbuster". Ballbuster must stop the nefarious Nick Plato, who's into everything from loan sharking to gambling.

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Cast

Ivan Rogers

as Roosevelt Prophet

Brenda Banet

as Rocky Plato

Tony Cecil

as Junkyard Hood

Chris Elbert

as Gunman in Apartment

Rich Komenich

as Paycheck

Miki Mathioudakis

as Commando Woman

Bonnie Paine

as Michele Michaels

Jack Rooney

as Bad Boy

Dossie Sansing

as Hacksaw

Bill Shirk

as Det. Kirschbaum

Rich Sutherlin

as Plato's Attorney

Jennifer Webb

as Kidnapped Girl

Crew

Gerald B. Wolfe

Gerald B. Wolfe Sound Mixer

Ivan Rogers

Ivan Rogers Producer

Randy Galvin

Randy Galvin Associate Producer

Yolande McGee

Yolande McGee Executive Producer

Gary Schatzlein

Gary Schatzlein Associate Producer

John L. Winston

John L. Winston Associate Producer

R.L. Young Jr.

R.L. Young Jr. Executive Producer

Marcus van Bavel

Marcus van Bavel Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United States 27 June 1989

Production Companies

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