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Blue De Ville (1986)
Two girls cruise the country in a 1959 blue Cadillac DeVille. They originally had set out to find one's missing father (a career soldier who abandoned his family after service in Vietnam), but experience numerous misadventures along the way.
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Two girls cruise the country in a 1959 blue Cadillac DeVille. They originally had set out to find one's missing father (a career soldier who abandoned his family after service in Vietnam), but experience numerous misadventures along the way.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
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In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Jim Johnston
Director
Jennifer Runyon
J.C. Swift
Kimberley Pistone
Gus Valentine
Mark Thomas Miller
Rod Sandusky
Alan Autry
Sgt. Auggie Valentine
Robert Prescott
Kevin
Micole Mercurio
Vee Valentine
William Frankfather
President Fryborg
Noel Conlon
Marshall Swift
Laurel Adams
Mrs. Fryborg
Toni Sawyer
Justine Swift
John Lafayette
Lieutenant
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