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Feb 6, 2000 · Missing Pieces: Directed by Carl Schenkel. With James Coburn, Lisa Zane, Paul Kersey, Finn Carter. Atticus goes to Mexico to unravel the reason behind his his son's suicide.
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Missing Pieces: Directed by Tom Sokalski. With Christian McKenna, Mark Paci, Robert Murphy, Caleigh Le Grand. A former detective wakes up alone with a murdered body.
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Missing Pieces streaming: where to watch online? Currently you are able to watch "Missing Pieces" streaming on Hallmark Movies Now Amazon Channel, Hallmark Movies Now Apple TV Channel. Synopsis. Atticus (James Coburn) goes to the small Mexican town where his estranged son (Paul Kersey) was a resident to discover how he died. Cast. James Coburn.
Currently you are able to watch "Missing Pieces" streaming on The Roku Channel, Tubi TV, Filmzie for free with ads or buy it as download on Apple TV. It is also possible to rent "Missing Pieces" on Apple TV online.
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