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Sharon K. Brecke

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Known from: Lethal Weapon and Someone to Watch over Me

IMDb profile: Sharon K. Brecke

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3,52 (2.214)

Lethal Weapon

1987 • 110 minuten
as Girl in Shower #3
2 comments
2,82 (211)

Someone to Watch over Me

1987 • 106 minuten
as Bimbo
3 comments

Collaborated with

Lorraine Bracco Lorraine Bracco
Gary Busey Gary Busey
Ridley Scott Ridley Scott
Mitchell Ryan Mitchell Ryan
Don Gordon Don Gordon
Richard Donner Richard Donner
Joanne Baron Joanne Baron
Meg Mundy Meg Mundy
Selma Archerd Selma Archerd
Freddie Hice Freddie Hice
Alan Robert Murray Alan Robert Murray
Michael Kamen Michael Kamen
Mic Rodgers Mic Rodgers
Mary Peters Mary Peters
Jason Ronard Jason Ronard

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Lethal Weapon

Lethal Weapon (1987)

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Someone to Watch Over Me

Someone to Watch over Me (1987)

Thriller / Romance

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