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Bank Brothers

2004·1h 39m·8.0out of 10·1 votes

Comedy

The city's biggest crime lords have hatched a plan: Recruit three of the best bank robbers and hire them to go on a spree, which includes snatching a highly valued gem the bosses can claim for insurance money. Each one's working on his own, until they realize they're being played against each other. Their counterattack? To band together and run off with the loot, beating the mobsters at their own game. Stars Ryan Combs and David E. Baker.

Directed by Kenneth Guertin

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Cast

Kenneth Guertin

Diamond Man

Tony Cox

Markis

Ryan Combs

Clerence

Joni Bovill

Bank Manager

Richard Azurdia

Prison Guard

Crooked I

Mob Boss

Jackie Di Crystal

Agnes

Eddie B. Smith

Delivery Guy

Robert Lucas

Peter

David E. Baker

LAPD Captain Stevenson

Sabrina Firman

Bank Teller

Grant Sullivan

Rolf

Betsy Moore

Kriger

Curtis Aubrey

Body Guard

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Facts

Released
Apr 6, 2004
Runtime
1h 39m
Status
Released
Language
English
Country
United States of America
Budget
$17,559

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