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The Silencers

1619961h 43mRichard Pepin
IMDb 4.8

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"The men in black are here!"

U.S. Senator is assassinated by Men in Black, mysterious organization which suppresses all knowledge about UFOs. Agent Rafferty from the U.S. Secret Service will confront them and discover the sinister truth. The only person that can help him comes from another world.

ActionScience Fiction
SenatorSecret Service

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What is The Silencers (1996) about?

U.S. Senator is assassinated by Men in Black, mysterious organization which suppresses all knowledge about UFOs. Agent Rafferty from the U.S. Secret Service will confront them and discover the sinister truth. The only person that can help him comes from another world.

Who stars in The Silencers?

The Silencers stars Jack Scalia (Rafferty), Dennis Christopher (Comdor), Carlos Lauchu (Lekin), Lucinda Weist (Sarah), Terri Poch (Mariam). The film was directed by Richard Pepin.

How long is The Silencers?

The Silencers has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1996. It is rated 16.

Is The Silencers worth watching?

The Silencers holds an IMDb rating of 4.8/10. Fans of Action, Science Fiction are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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