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On Seventh Avenue is a american film of genre Drama directed by Jeff Bleckner released in USA on 10 june 1996 with Wendy Makkena
On Seventh Avenue (1996)
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Add to a movie listOn Seventh Avenue est un téléfilm américain de Jeff Bleckner, diffusé le 10 juin 1996 sur NBC.
Actors
Wendy Makkena
(Nadine Jacobs)
Stephen Collins
(Tom Aiken)
Damian Chapa
(Anthony Occipente)
Faye Grant
(Stephanie Hodges Aiken)
Frank Vincent
(Angelo Occipente)
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