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The Mermaid (1973)
After listening to an old man tell a story of his marriage to a real life mermaid, some sailors decide to see if they can find mermaid brides of their own.
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After listening to an old man tell a story of his marriage to a real life mermaid, some sailors decide to see if they can find mermaid brides of their own.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy
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In Theaters:1/1/1973
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Runtime:84 minutes
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