Borderline - DVD
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Screen favorite Charles Bronson stars as Jeb Maynard, a tough-as-nails US Border Patrol officer stationed between San Diego and Tijuana. When his best friend and partner (Wilford Brimley) is murdered by a notorious smuggler of illegal immigrants known as ''The Marine, '', Maynard begins a relentless manhunt to bring stability to the border and justice for his fallen comrade. Co-starring Ed Harris (Pollock) as the brainy, ruthless smuggler who is seemingly always one step ahead of Maynard, and Bruno Kirby (City Slickers) as a rookie officer drawn to Maynard's crusade, Borderline is a taut thriller that true Bronson fans will love.
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- GenreActionDescriptionScreen favorite Charles Bronson stars as Jeb Maynard, a tough-as-nails US Border Patrol officer stationed between San Diego and Tijuana. When his best friend and partner (Wilford Brimley) is murdered by a notorious smuggler of illegal immigrants known as ''The Marine, '', Maynard begins a relentless manhunt to bring stability to the border and justice for his fallen comrade. Co-starring Ed Harris (Pollock) as the brainy, ruthless smuggler who is seemingly always one step ahead of Maynard, and Bruno Kirby (City Slickers) as a rookie officer drawn to Maynard's crusade, Borderline is a taut thriller that true Bronson fans will love.TitleBorderlineFormatDVDMPAA RatingPGStudioTimeless Media
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Screen favorite Charles Bronson stars as Jeb Maynard, a tough-as-nails US Border Patrol officer stationed between San Diego and Tijuana. When his best friend and partner (Wilford Brimley) is murdered by a notorious smuggler of illegal immigrants known as ''The Marine, '', Maynard begins a relentless manhunt to bring stability to the border and justice for his fallen comrade. Co-starring Ed Harris (Pollock) as the brainy, ruthless smuggler who is seemingly always one step ahead of Maynard, and Bruno Kirby (City Slickers) as a rookie officer drawn to Maynard's crusade, Borderline is a taut thriller that true Bronson fans will love.

Borderline is an American 1950 film noir crime film starring Fred MacMurray and Claire Trevor. Pete Ritchie (Raymond Burr) runs a narcotic drug smuggling operation from Mexico to the United States, which the Los Angeles Police Department and the US federal government have tried to unsuccessfully stop. Since Ritchie's operating procedures are so good, the US authorities haven't even been able to find out the identities of his sources and need a breakthrough. Madeleine Haley (Claire Trevor), and LAPD officer and former OSS operative, is sent undercover to Mexico to charm her way into Ritchie's confidence. Once in Mexico Haley (Claire Trevor) manages to establish contact with Ritchie's gang, but is kidnapped by Johnny Macklin (Fred MacMurray), a federal agent posing as a hoodlum working for a rival of Ritchie's and who also steals a load of Ritchie's narcotics. Haley plays along and joins Macklin on a smuggling trip for the stolen narcotics, with Ritchie in hot pursuit. Fast action movie with lots of surprises. One film noir crime movie you won't want to miss. (87 minutes - 1950 - Black & White - 4 3).

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