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“Point Break” is smacking the lip once more, as AMC Networks is developing a TV adaptation of the 1991 surf action flick, Variety has confirmed. The series is set in 2026, 35 years after the events of ...

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EXCLUSIVE: Surf’s up! Point Break, one of the most iconic films of the 1990s, is getting the TV treatment. AMC is developing a small-screen series based on the 1991 film that starred Patrick Swayze, ...

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Point Break is reportedly getting a TV show set 35 years after the events of the iconic ‘90s movie. Deadline reports that AMC is developing a TV series based on the 1991 film starring Patrick Swayze, ...

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