
Codename: Ramboner
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Private Johnny Less, codename: Ramboner is out for a Sunday stroll through Mellowsville when the local sheriff, Chief Beheiny, decides to have some fun with him. It may be the last mistake Beheiny ever makes! Even with the advice of Col. Robert Young, can the law stop the man whom combat excites?
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Codename: Ramboner (1990) Official Trailer
Type: Trailer • Published 2020-02-17
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- Director
- Scott Grenke
- Screenplay & Story
- Scott Grenke
- Original Title
- Codename: Ramboner
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 13m
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What is Codename: Ramboner about?
Private Johnny Less, codename: Ramboner is out for a Sunday stroll through Mellowsville when the local sheriff, Chief Beheiny, decides to have some fun with him. It may be the last mistake Beheiny ever makes! Even with the advice of Col. Robert Young, can the law stop the man whom combat excites?
Who directed Codename: Ramboner?
Codename: Ramboner was directed by Scott Grenke.
Who stars in Codename: Ramboner?
The principal cast of Codename: Ramboner includes Tim Gallagher.
When was Codename: Ramboner released and how long is it?
Codename: Ramboner was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 13m.
































