Jennie: Wife/Child Trailer

Jennie: Wife/Child Trailer (1967)

"Jennie is 'Lolita' and 'Candy' wrapped up in one ...!" 01 October 1967 Drama 83 mins

The story of a young girl saved from desperation by an older farmer who makes her his wife. The old man cannot fulfill his young bride's desires or keep pace with her youth. What is a girl to do? Naturally, pursue the farmhand.

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Cast

Virginia Wood

as Lulu Belle

Jack Lester

as Albert Peckingpaw

Beverly Lunsford

as Jennie Peckingpaw

Jim Reader

as Mario Dingle

Richard Cowl

as Doctor Hill

Davie Allan

as Self (Singer) (uncredited)

Don Epperson

as Singer in Bar (uncredited)

Crew

Vilmos Zsigmond

Vilmos Zsigmond Director of Photography

Harley Hatcher

Original Music Composer

Angelo Grici

Angelo Grici Associate Producer

International Titles

Albert Peckingpaw's Revenge Trailer

Tender Grass Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 October 1967

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