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Harry and Walter Go to New York

PG 108min.
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Harry and Walter Go to New York was born of the theory that, the more stars and money that you throw into a film, the better the film will be. The theory has seldom been proven true, and it certainly wasn't in this case. Read More
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Harry Digby
Walter Hill
Adam Worth
Lissa Chestnut
Rufus T. Crisp
Gloria Fontaine
Chatsworth
Mischa
Lewis
Florence

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