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Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (1954)
Seven Brides For Seven Brothers
 
# Reviews Votes Rating
IMDb US Users 6540 7.2/10
  Averall rating 6540 7.2/10

Plot

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Directed by : Stanley Donen
Starring : Jane Powell, Howard Keel, Jeff Richards, Russ Tamblyn, Tommy Rall, Julie Newmar, Ian Wolfe, Marc Platt, Matt Mattox, Jacques d' Amboise, Nancy Kilgas, Betty Carr, Virginia Gibson, Ruta Lee, Norma Doggett, Howard Petrie, Earl Barton, Dante DiPaolo, Kevin Kelly Brown, Matt Moore, Dick Rich, Marjorie Wood, Russell Simpson

Genre : Musical

Tags : 1850s, avalanche, baby, barn raising, based on short story, bible, brother brother relationship, cabin, catfight, courtship, dance, dancer, dancing, father daughter relationship, husband wife relationship, kidnapping, large family, love, lumberjack, male female relationship, mother daughter relationship, mountain, number in title, red hair, romantic rivalry, shotgun wedding, singer, singing, snow, song, trapper, underwear, winter

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Country : USA

Year Production : 1954
Release Date Cinema : 01/01/1954

See also the french page of this movie : Les Sept femmes de Barberousse

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