Little Nikita (1988)

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Directed by

Richard Benjamin

Starring (View all)

Sidney Poitier
Roy Parmenter

River Phoenix
Jeff Grant

Richard Jenkins
Richard Grant

Caroline Kava
Elizabeth Grant

Richard Bradford
Konstantin Karpov

Richard Lynch
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Loretta Devine
Verna McLaughlin

Lucy Deakins
Barbara Kerry

Written by

John Hill
(screenplay) and

Bo Goldman
(screenplay)

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