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Love Under the Rainbow (2019)
Lucy wasn't sure if she would find true love, until Jack moves to town with his daughter Sophie. Together they teach her it's never too late to start chasing rainbows!
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Lucy wasn't sure if she would find true love, until Jack moves to town with his daughter Sophie. Together they teach her it's never too late to start chasing rainbows!
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Genre:Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Kirsten Hansen
In Theaters:3/9/2019
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Runtime:90 minutes
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