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Rain for a Dusty Summer is a american film of genre Drama directed by Arthur Lubin released in USA on 22 september 1971 with Ernest Borgnine
Rain for a Dusty Summer (1971)
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Actors
Ernest Borgnine
(The General)
Sancho Gracia
(Humberto Pro)
Aldo Sambrell
(Colonel Marinos)
Harry Harris
(Joe Weiler)
Carlos Casaravilla
(Capt. Larrea)
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