Murder in Peyton Place (1977) full movie

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Dorothy Malone, Ed Nelson, Tim O'Connor, Christopher Connelly and Joyce Jillson from the original 1964 TV series Peyton Place return for a made-for-tv special from 1977. Co-starring Janet Margolin, Marj Dusay, David Hedison, Stella Stevens, Jonathan Goldsmith, Charlotte Stewart and Linda Gray.

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Video length: 1:34:31
Category: Film & Animation
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