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Army Wives is a film of genre Drama with Julie Nihill

Army Wives (1986)

Army Wives
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Length 1h37
Genres Drama
Rating62% 3.149783.149783.149783.149783.14978

Army Wives is a 1987 Australian television film about two friends who marry soldiers in the army.

Actors

Julie Nihill

(Jill)Philip Quast

(Peter)Lian Lunson

(Wendy)Shane Connor
Paul Goddard

(Interviewer)
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