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Mark of the Scorpion

19861h 29mMassimo Pirri

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Phil Stone steals in North Africa, where he is with the fidanzara, a precious ring, because he needs money in order to return to the United States, but is arrested, sentenced to a harsh punishment. An agreement with the prison director who promises freedom in exchange for the discovery of the treasure of Cleopatra that should be buried in the vicinity ...

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What is Mark of the Scorpion (1986) about?

Phil Stone steals in North Africa, where he is with the fidanzara, a precious ring, because he needs money in order to return to the United States, but is arrested, sentenced to a harsh punishment. An agreement with the prison director who promises freedom in exchange for the discovery of the treasure of Cleopatra that should be buried in the vicinity ...

Who stars in Mark of the Scorpion?

Mark of the Scorpion stars Andy J. Forest (Phil), Milly D'Abbraccio (Maria), Danilo Mattei, Mohamed Attifi (Kemal), Dannys Cole. The film was directed by Massimo Pirri.

How long is Mark of the Scorpion?

Mark of the Scorpion has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1986.

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