| Mask of Death | |||||
| (1996) | |||||
| Action, Suspense/Thriller | |||||
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| Lorenzo Lamas | Mason / McKenna | |
| Rae Dawn Chong | Cassandra Turner | |
| Billy Dee Williams | Agent Jeffries | |
| Conrad Dunn | Frank Dalilo | |
| Tom Cavanagh | Joey | |
| Kevin McNulty | Mickelson (as Kevin Mcnulty) | |
| Tim Henry | Captain Beckman | |
| Kiara Hunter | Rachel (as Ciara Hunter) | |
| James Crescenzo | Ralph Dalilo | |
| Heather Hanson | Danielle | |
| Dave 'Squatch' Ward | Fatso | |
| Jerry Wasserman | Tony Lopata | |
| Sonja Bakker | Madame | |
| Michael Ballew | Dalilo's Henchman (as Mike Ballew) | |
| Zoltan Buday | Long Haired Henchman | |
| Lauro Chartrand | Ron | |
| Garvin Cross | Benny | |
| Victor Favrin | Victor | |
| Dean Haglund | Dealer | |
| Terry Hawson | Lurch | |
| Shishir Inocalla | Store Owner |
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While attempting to flee from the FBI, the criminal Frank Dallio kills Detective McKenna's wife, Rachel. McKenna himself is shot in the face by the professional killer Lyle Mason, who dies in a car crash shortly thereafter. The FBI persuades McKenna to undergo facial surgery and take the place of Lyle Mason in order to find Dallio and a valuable microchip. |
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