Broadcast Trailer

Broadcast Trailer (1968)

18 September 1968 Drama 21 mins

The team of journalists of a radio show asks women on the street for their definition of the ideal man in order to conduct a search for someone to fill the bill, a specimen who has all these characteristics. The lucky guy will spend a few hours in the company of a well-known movie star

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International Titles

El Programa Trailer

Ekpombi Trailer

La trasmissione Trailer

The Broadcast Trailer

International Releases Dates

Greece 18 September 1968

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01 January 1968

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Fanny Hill Meets the Red Baron Trailer (1968)

01 September 1968

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21 February 1968

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22 April 1968

Captain Talat and Necip work in charge of the security chief Mansur Pasa. Talat fancies Necip's cousin Cemile.

One of the Missing Trailer (1968)

02 December 1968

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Berliner Antigone Trailer (1968)

24 November 1968

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29 February 1968

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