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Move is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Stuart Rosenberg released in USA on 31 july 1970 with Elliott Gould
Move (1970)
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Add to a movie listMove est un film américain réalisé par Stuart Rosenberg et sorti en 1970.
Actors
Elliott Gould
(Hiram Jaffe)
Paula Prentiss
(Dolly)
Geneviève Waïte
(Girl)
John Larch
(Mounted Patrolman)
Joe Silver
(Oscar)
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