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The Taking of Christina

R19761h 25mArmand Weston
IMDb 6.0

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The Taking of Christina is based on a true story. A short time before her wedding day, a young woman is kidnapped and taken by her captors. As the days pass, she convinces them that she really cares for them.

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What is The Taking of Christina (1976) about?

The Taking of Christina is based on a true story. A short time before her wedding day, a young woman is kidnapped and taken by her captors. As the days pass, she convinces them that she really cares for them.

Who stars in The Taking of Christina?

The Taking of Christina stars Roger Caine (Frank), Eric Edwards (Sonny), Bree Anthony (Christina), C.J. Laing (Louise), Chris Jordan (Sally (as Chris Jordan)). The film was directed by Armand Weston.

How long is The Taking of Christina?

The Taking of Christina has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1976. It is rated R.

Is The Taking of Christina worth watching?

The Taking of Christina holds an IMDb rating of 6.0/10. Fans of Crime, Thriller are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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