A Man Called... Rainbo
"Take Rainbo Home with You Tonight—and Laugh?!"
Redubbed "comedy" version No Place to Hide (1970).
"Take Rainbo Home with You Tonight—and Laugh?!"
Redubbed "comedy" version No Place to Hide (1970).
Sylvester Stallone
Jim Ramroc / Jim Rainbo (archive footage) (uncredited)
Tony Page
Tommy Trafler (archive footage)
Redubbed "comedy" version No Place to Hide (1970).
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