At this point, it's no secret that Antoine Delacour is a big fan of the Outlaw Killer movie franchise, a series of films centered on Baltimore Hawks kicker Turk Turkleton. In fact, it's common knowledge now that he actually owns a large stake in 187 Pictures, the studio that makes the movies. What isn't common knowledge, however, is that Delacour is lined up to make an appearance on celluloid in the seventh instalment, as an ally of the Outlaw Killer.
The series began with Outlaw Killer: Birth of a Legend some five and a half years ago, and has since seen five subsequent movies, each with their own sub-title. The Re-Turkling, 61 Yards of Terror, Wings of Death, and Tag Team of Termination (which guest starred Baltimore Hawks quarterback Avon Blocksdale) were followed last summer by Got Your Number, in which Turkleton had to deal with internal conflict in the Maltibore Sheriff's office.
The seventh instalment has a working sub-title of French and Furious, leading to speculation over Delacour's role in the flick.
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The series began with Outlaw Killer: Birth of a Legend some five and a half years ago, and has since seen five subsequent movies, each with their own sub-title. The Re-Turkling, 61 Yards of Terror, Wings of Death, and Tag Team of Termination (which guest starred Baltimore Hawks quarterback Avon Blocksdale) were followed last summer by Got Your Number, in which Turkleton had to deal with internal conflict in the Maltibore Sheriff's office.
The seventh instalment has a working sub-title of French and Furious, leading to speculation over Delacour's role in the flick.
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