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The Last Fight is a american film of genre Drama directed by Fred Williamson released in USA on 7 september 1983 with Fred Williamson
The Last Fight (1983)
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A singer-turned-boxer signs a contract with a shady promoter. The boxer turns against the promoter and seeks revenge when the promoter's thugs kill his girlfriend when he tires backing out of the contract.Actors
Fred Williamson
(Jesse Crowder)
Rubén Blades
(Andy "Kid" Clave)
Darlanne Fluegel
(Sally)
Joe Spinell
(Angelo)
Tony Sirico
(Frankie)
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