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Jessestone: Benefit Of The Doubt / Jessestone DVD
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- SKU:
- 33456966
- UPC:
- 043396522046
- MPN:
- 52204
- Condition:
- New
Description
Tom Selleck stars as small town police chief Jesse Stone, a former LAPD cop who's settled into Paradise, Massachusetts, in an attempt to quiet his own demons. But the past is never far behind and strange cases confront him at every turn. Based on the novels by Robert B. Parker, the creator of Spenser. This collection brings together all nine of the exciting TV movie adaptations to date. Includes Stone Cold (2005/87 min.), Night Passage (2006/96 min.), Death in Paradise (2006/96 min.), Sea Change (2007/87 min.), Thin Ice (2009/88 min.), No Remorse (2010/95 min.), Innocents Lost (2011/91 min.), Benefit on the Doubt (2012/88 min.) and Lost in Paradise (2015/87 min.). 5 DVDs. Color/TV-14/widescreen.
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