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Breach of Contract (1982)
A husband and wife, both of whom are career-oriented, agree never to step on the other's ambitions. Unfortunately, both become too ambitious for their own good, and, true to the film's title, their verbal "contract" is shattered.
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A husband and wife, both of whom are career-oriented, agree never to step on the other's ambitions. Unfortunately, both become too ambitious for their own good, and, true to the film's title, their verbal "contract" is shattered.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Phillip J. Roth, Jeanne Rosenberg, Robert Eisele
In Theaters:1/1/1982
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Hurricane Gulch Productions
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