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    Body Count

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    Status: IN-STOCK
    Released: 2001-10-23

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    Body Count DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Justin Theroux, Alyssa Milano, Ice-T, Tom "Tiny" Lister, Jr.

    Director(s): Kurt Voss

    Features:
    Full-screen version
    English Dolby Digital 2.0
    Digitally mastered
    Scene access
    Interactive menus
    Body Count DVD Details
    Video:
    Pre-1954 Standard
    Audio:
    Dolby Digital Stereo
    Language:
    English
    Subtitles:
    English
    		 Running Time: 88
    Genre: Movie Mystery Suspense Thriller
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 012236102014
    Product Code: LGT10201DVD
    Format: DVD
    Year:1997
    Studio: Lions Gate
    Body Count DVD Summary Daniel Simpson (Justin Theroux) is headed to the home of his wealthy family to celebrate Thanksgiving, with his girlfriend Suzanne (Alyssa Milano) at his side, but Daniel is not looking forward to the holiday.

    He's long felt like an outcast in his family, and his staunchly conservative parents don't much care for him or his ideals.

    Thanksgiving dinner turns into an ugly argument, as Daniel's father insists that his son should take over the family business, a prospect that holds no interest for Daniel
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