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The Way to Dusty Death

1995, English. Directed by Geoffrey Reeve.

The protagonist, Johnny Harlow, a world champion Formula 1 racing driver, who appears to have become an alcoholic after a devastating wreck kills his best friend and fellow driver, along with maiming his girlfriend. He realizes after being involved in yet another crash on the circuit that there have been too many accidents lately, and decides to investigate, but soon finds out that a few people will do anything to prevent him from discovering the truth

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25 September 1995
Written by
Paul Wheeler, Christopher Wicking

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The Way to Dusty Death (1995) was directed by Geoffrey Reeve and stars Linda Hamilton, Simon MacCorkindale, Uwe Ochsenknecht.

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