Name: What Became of Jack and Jill
SKU: BHOR00061
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What Became of Jack and Jill

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To Grandmother’s House They Go– For Love In The Attic, And Death Down Below.
Grim story of a layabout and his sexy girl-friend who conspire to frighten rich Gran to death. Seems completley forgotten by all this one but we’ve dug it out and polished it up.

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To Grandmother’s House They Go– For Love In The Attic, And Death Down Below.
Grim story of a layabout and his sexy girl-friend who conspire to frighten rich Gran to death. Seems completley forgotten by all this one but we’ve dug it out and polished it up.

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Director:	Bill Bain
Format:	F
Language:	English
Starring:	Vanessa Howard Mona Washbourne Paul Nicholas Peter Copley Peter Jeffrey Patricia Fuller George A. Cooper
Year:	1972
Audio Quality:	8.8
Video Quality:	9.0

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