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Walker's Women
Veteran British filmmaker Pete Walker remembers the female stars of his 1970s' horror films.
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Veteran British filmmaker Pete Walker remembers the female stars of his 1970s' horror films.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Simon Sheridan
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Runtime:12 minutes
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Simon Sheridan
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Pete Walker
Self
Sheila Keith
Walker / Yates / Brabazon (archive footage)
Stephanie Beacham
Vanessa / Beth (archive footage)
Susan Penhaligon
Jenny (archive footage)
Susan George
Marianne (archive footage)
Pamela Stephenson
Linda (archive footage)
Judy Matheson
Jane (archive footage)
Penny Meredith
Angela (archive footage)
Candace Glendenning
Sarah (archive footage)
Lynne Frederick
Samantha (archive footage)
Luan Peters
Carol (archive footage)
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