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Writer: Alexander Ignon

Alexander Ignon wrote Kindergarten Cop’s story and has worked in American screenwriting.

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Alexander Ignon

Ransom (1996)

1996 Ron Howard thriller with Mel Gibson as a wealthy father whose kidnapped son demands a different kind of response. Ransom is Ron Howard's 1996 American thriller.