Mrs. Barrington (1974)
Mrs. Barrington (the character) can't seem to keep her rich husbands alive. They always die off, with her help, leaving her with loads of money. After all, a girl's got to make a living.
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Mrs. Barrington (the character) can't seem to keep her rich husbands alive. They always die off, with her help, leaving her with loads of money. After all, a girl's got to make a living.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:James Vidos, Chuck Vincent
In Theaters:5/9/1974
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Runtime:86 minutes
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