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Nobody Waved Goodbye (1965)
A teenage boy rebels against parental authority and must face a harsh reality when he tries to live on his own.
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A teenage boy rebels against parental authority and must face a harsh reality when he tries to live on his own.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Don Owen
In Theaters:4/21/1965
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:ONF | NFB
Cast
Don Owen
Director
Peter Kastner
Peter Marke
Julie Biggs
Julie
Claude Rae
Warren Marke, Peter's Father
Toby Tarnow
Jennifer Marke, Peter's Sister
Charmion King
Mary Marke, Peter's Mother
Ron Taylor
Ron, Jennifer's Boyfriend
Robert Hill
Patrolman
Jack Beer
Sergeant
Sean Sullivan
Probation Officer
Lynne Gorman
Julie's Mother
Ivor Barry
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