Third World Cop (1999)
Overview
Loose cannon cop Capone returns to his home town of Kingston to join a group of officers fighting organised crime in the area. On his first day he uncovers gun smuggling operation that may be connected with lead criminal Oney. However his old crew, led by Ratty, also are involved leading Capone to a choice between his job and his old crew.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $40,717.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.792 |
Directed By
Chris Browne
Crew
Chris Browne
Chris Browne
Chris Salewicz
Suzanne Fenn
Carl Bradshaw
Dan Genetti
Natalie Thompson
Chris Blackwell
Carolyn Pfeiffer
TOP CAST
Paul Campbell
Capone
Mark Danvers
Ratty
Carl Bradshaw
One Hand
Audrey Reid
Rita
Winston 'Bello' Bell
Floyd
Angie Fielder
Tina
Lenford Salmon
Not Nice
Desmond Ballentine
Deportee
Elephant Man
Tek-9
Winsome Wilson
Carla
Ronald 'Too Small' Small
Bodyguard
John Jones
Supt. Lewis
Kathy Owen
TV announcer
Lillian Foster
Mama
Clive Anderson
Jacko
Lloyd Reckord
Reverend
Robbie Shakespeare
Don next door
Onandi Lowe
Pool player
Buccaneer
MC
Donavan 'Boom Dandymite' Stewart
Crew in car
Patrick 'Harry Toddler' Jackson
Crew in car
Christopher 'Hawkeye' Smith
Crew in car
Junior Frazer
Detective
Glen Campbell
Security guard
Joslyn 'Captain Barkey' Hamilton
Police officer
Phillip 'Cutty Ranks' Thomas
Police officer
Amelia Sewell
Woman
André Thompson
Red Stripe vendor
Daniel Ellis
Marble kid
Winston Rowe
Spoonhead
Dean Khouri
Stall vendor
Ricardo Barrett
Teen with finger
Nahtasha Budhi
Go-Go dancer
Omarr Fogo
Youth on TV
Janice 'Lady G' Fyffe
Entertainer
Alton 'Fancy Cat' Hardware
Annoying man
Simon Hemmings
Man on TV
Angela Hunigan
Go-Go dancer
Marlon King
Policeman / Jeff
Tesah Linton
Go-Go dancer
Calvin Mitchell
Accused
Glenville Murphy
Drunk man
Howard 'Muggy' Williams
Crying convict
Natalie Thompson
Port Antonio superintendent
Owen Williams
Detective
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