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The Kidnapping

5.3/10
TMDB9 votes
Original: 90 min

Two crooked cops kidnap the daughter of a bank-securities expert as a last resort to help with a robbery of a safe deposit box. A robbery that failed in the first attempt.

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About The Kidnapping

How far will she go to save her daughter?

The Kidnapping (2008) is a film in the thriller, tv movie, crime, drama genres. Directed by . The cast includes Amy Carlson, Judd Nelson, Thomas Ian Griffith, Madison Mason.

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Original language
Runtime
90 minutes
Status
Released
Production countries
United States of America
Production companies
Larry Levinson Productions
Writers
Steven H. Berman

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What is The Kidnapping about?

Two crooked cops kidnap the daughter of a bank-securities expert as a last resort to help with a robbery of a safe deposit box. A robbery that failed in the first attempt.

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Amy Carlson, Judd Nelson, Thomas Ian Griffith, Madison Mason, Bess Meyer, Darcy Rose Byrnes. See the cast cards above for character names.

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