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The Last Reunion (1955)
While holding their annual reunion, the former members of a Royal Air Force bomber crew begin to sense the supernatural presence of their old squadron commander, the only member of the group not to return from their last mission of the war.
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While holding their annual reunion, the former members of a Royal Air Force bomber crew begin to sense the supernatural presence of their old squadron commander, the only member of the group not to return from their last mission of the war.
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Genre:War, Fantasy, TV Movie
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In Theaters:7/20/1955
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:ITV
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