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Fast-Walking
Fast-Walking

Fast-Walking

For the right price, he'll open a jailbird's cage.

Genres

DramaCrimeComedy

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A dirty corrections officer gets involved in a murder plot involving one of the inmates.

Others

Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

115 mins

Rating

5.711/10

Release Date

11 May 1982

Country

United States of America

Cast

James Woods

James Woods

Fast-Walking

Tim McIntire

Tim McIntire

Wasco

Kay Lenz

Kay Lenz

Moke

Robert Hooks

Robert Hooks

William Galliot

Charles Weldon

Charles Weldon

Officer Jackson

M. Emmet Walsh

M. Emmet Walsh

Sergeant Sanger

Susan Tyrrell

Susan Tyrrell

Evie

John Friedrich

John Friedrich

Squeeze

Lance LeGault

Lance LeGault

Lieutenant Barnes

Timothy Carey

Timothy Carey

Bullet

Deborah White

Deborah White

Elaine Schector

Sandy Ward

Sandy Ward

Warden

Sydney Lassick

Sydney Lassick

Ted

K Callan

K Callan

Motel Manager

Helen Page Camp

Helen Page Camp

Ted's Wife

Barbara Eaton

Barbara Eaton

Hooker #1

Bonnye Brown

Bonnye Brown

Hooker #2

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