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The Last Word is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Roy Boulting released in USA on 10 october 1979 with Richard Harris
The Last Word (1979)
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Add to a movie listThe Last Word est un film américain réalisé par Roy Boulting, sorti en 1979.
Actors
Richard Harris
(Danny Travis)
Karen Black
(Paula Herbert)
Martin Landau
(Captain Garrity)
Dennis Christopher
(Ben Travis)
Biff McGuire
(Governor Davis)
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