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Rainbow's End
Jack and Terri decide to run away from their foster parents to find their real dad, Tom, a merchant seaman. Their journey takes them through adventures and mishaps.
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Jack and Terri decide to run away from their foster parents to find their real dad, Tom, a merchant seaman. Their journey takes them through adventures and mishaps.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Michael Cove
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:David Hannay Productions, Phillip Emanuel Productions
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