The Extermineitors (1989)
Two Vietnam War veterans are sedated and thrown into the sea on the orders of a crime boss. Two sailors put on the veterans' clothes and Colonel Morris confuses them and thinks they are the veterans.
Top billed cast
Emilio DisiEmilio "(Extermineitor")
Guillermo FrancellaGuillermo "(Destroceitor")
Patricia SaránGraciela
Marcela OrtizSusana
Hector EchavarriaHector- Karina Colloca
Néstor VarzéEl Dragón
Aldo BarberoCoronel William- Cheng wu
- Atsushi Mizukawa
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