Lethal Weapon 2

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Theatrical Release Date:

07/01/1989

DVD Release Date:

07/30/1997

Run Time:

114min.

Starring:

Mel Gibson , Danny Glover , Joe Pesci , Joss Ackland , Derrick O'Connor

Director(s):

Richard Donner

Distributor(s):

Warner Brothers

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Genre(s):

Action

Plot: Lethal Weapon 2 re-teams Mel Gibson and Danny Glover as, respectively, "loose cannon" L.A. detective Martin Riggs and his partner, the cautious family man Roger Murtaugh. Read More

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