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The Last Hard Men is a american film of genre Action directed by Andrew V. McLaglen released in USA on 22 april 1976 with Charlton Heston
The Last Hard Men (1976)
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Add to a movie listThe Last Hard Men is a 1976 prison break film directed by Andrew McLaglen, based on the book by Brian Garfield. It stars Charlton Heston and James Coburn. It would also feature a screen debut from Larry Wilcox, who would later star on the TV show CHiPs.
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In 1909 Arizona, Captain Sam Burgade has retired from law enforcement, the Arizona Rangers. Hoping for peace and quiet, he suddenly learns that his old enemyActors
Charlton Heston
(Sam Burgade)
James Coburn
(Provo)
Barbara Hershey
(Susan Burgade)
Jorge Rivero
(Menendez)
Michael Parks
(Noel Nye)
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