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Love Not Wisely (2011)
At the urging of his friend, a hapless Shakespeare aficionado resolves to finally ask out the brainy college librarian of his dreams, but even the words of the Bard may not be enough to win her over.
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At the urging of his friend, a hapless Shakespeare aficionado resolves to finally ask out the brainy college librarian of his dreams, but even the words of the Bard may not be enough to win her over.
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Written By:Marina Conover
In Theaters:1/1/2011
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