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The Lazarus Syndrome is a american film of genre Drama directed by Jerry Thorpe released in USA on 1 january 1978 with Louis Gossett Jr.
The Lazarus Syndrome (1978)
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Add to a movie listThe Lazarus Syndrome is a 1978 American TV film directed by Jerry Thorpe. It was later the basis for a weekly television series of the same name, airing on the ABC network.
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This script must be run from the command lineActors
Louis Gossett Jr.
(Dr. MacArthur St. Clair)
Ronald Hunter
(Joe Hamill)
E. G. Marshall
(Dr. Mendel)
Sheila Frazier
(Gloria St. Clair)
Lara Parker
(Denice)
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