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Bachelor Girl is a film of genre Comedy with Kym Gyngell
Bachelor Girl (1987)
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Add to a movie listBachelor Girl is a 1988 Australian TV movie.
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Dorothy Bloom is a 32-year-old single soap opera writer planning a long, quiet weekend in Melbourne. Her Aunt Esther wants her to meet a gynecologist but instead she runs into Karl Stanton, an old friend from uni days.Actors
Kym Gyngell
(Karl Stanton)
Bruce Spence
(Alistair Dredge Jr)
Monica Maughan
Jane Turner
Mark Little
John Flaus
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