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Seven effeminate brothers are forcibly enlisted by their father in the army to straighten them up and turn them into real men.
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Seven effeminate brothers are forcibly enlisted by their father in the army to straighten them up and turn them into real men.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Chito B. Tapawan
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Studio:Sampaguita Pictures
Cast
Tony Cayado
Director
Juancho Gutierrez
Carlos Dimaguiba / Carla
Jose Mari
Rodolfo Dimaguiba / Rosa
Tony Marzan
Victor Dimaguiba / Vicky
Boy Alano
Rosendo Dimaguiba / Rosie
Rod Navarro
Restituto Dimaguiba / Tita
Charlie Davao
Sofronio Dimaguiba / Sophia
Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia
Mariano Dimaguiba / Mariane
Daisy Romualdez
Carlos's Girl
Barbara Perez
Victor's Girl
Meldy Corrales
Restituto's Girl
Naty Santiago
Sofronio's Girl
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