The Chalice (1982)
Set in some affluent, Edwardian part of the United States, a father congratulates his son on graduating from Harvard. The father soberly points out to the son that a certain tradition must follow, a tradition dating back through the family, a tradition dating back to Sir Charles. The son must drink from a chalice.
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Set in some affluent, Edwardian part of the United States, a father congratulates his son on graduating from Harvard. The father soberly points out to the son that a certain tradition must follow, a tradition dating back through the family, a tradition dating back to Sir Charles. The son must drink from a chalice.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:L. James Herbert
In Theaters:1/1/1982
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Ultramedia Productions
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