Straight Line Trailer

Straight Line Trailer (1989)

"What's the most DANGEROUS distance between two points" 01 December 1989 Action, TV Movie 90 mins

Mr. T stars as T.S. “Too Strong” Turner, a tough private investigator hired to take down a violent street gang terrorizing the city’s East End. Known as The Future, the gang is fueled by a sinister agenda and a shadowy mastermind bent on control. When Turner discovers their extremist plans, he sets out on a relentless mission to uncover who’s pulling the strings—and to stop them before the chaos spirals into full-blown terror.

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Cast

Mr. T

as "Too Strong" Turner

Sean Roberge

as Joe Casper

Alexandra Amini

as Amanda Taler

David Nerman

as Danforth (Dick) Decker

Ron Ryan

as Bud Walton

Jackie Richardson

as Aunt Martha

Richard Comar

as Desmond

Errol Slue

as Reverend Pierce

Kenneth Welsh

as Dr. Hammel

David Hemblen

as Detective Hargrove

John Novak

as Detective Landers

George Buza

as Big Boy

John Tench

as George

International Titles

T and T Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 December 1989

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