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Jubilee
Billy (Cliff Curtis) is trying to organize the biggest celebration the town of Waimatua has even seen - the 75th Jubilee of their school. In doing this, feckless Billy is trying to redeem himself in the eyes of his family, especially his frustrated wife Pauline (Theresa Healey). However trouble arrives with the return of a local former All Blacks Captain, an old flame of Pauline's.
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Billy (Cliff Curtis) is trying to organize the biggest celebration the town of Waimatua has even seen - the 75th Jubilee of their school. In doing this, feckless Billy is trying to redeem himself in the eyes of his family, especially his frustrated wife Pauline (Theresa Healey). However trouble arrives with the return of a local former All Blacks Captain, an old flame of Pauline's.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Michael Bennett
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:South Pacific Pictures
Cast
Michael Hurst
Director
Cliff Curtis
Billy Williams
Theresa Healey
Pauline Williams
Hori Ahipene
Potu Williams
Kevin Smith
Max Seddon
Jaime Passier-Armstrong
Lucille Williams
Charley Murphy Samau
Walter Williams
Marise Wipani
Sharyn
Taungaroa Emile
Tyron
Ross Duncan
Wallace
Vicky Haughton
Mary Taki
Eru Potaka-Dewes
Rangi Kaawa
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