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The Hunter (1962) is a crime thriller novel, written by Donald E. Westlake under the pseudonym Richard Stark. It was the basis for two feature films, Point Blank (1967) and Payback (1999).
The plot concerns a criminal, Parker, (or Walker in 'Point Blank' and Porter in 'Payback') who is himself betrayed, shot and left for dead by his partner, and his relentless pursuit to retrieve his money and wreak revenge.
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The Hunter · The Man With the Getaway Face · The Outfit · The Mourner · The Score · The Jugger · The Seventh · The Handle · The Rare Coin Score · The Green Eagle Score · The Black Ice Score · The Sour Lemon Score · Deadly Edge · Slayground · Plunder Squad · Butcher's Moon · Child Heist · Comeback · Backflash · Flashfire · Firebreak · Breakout · Nobody Runs Forever · Ask the Parrot · Dirty Money
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