John Huston's Dublin Trailer (1979)
01 November 1979 Factual 50 mins
Actor John Huston examines his adopted city of Dublin.
Watch the official John Huston's Dublin 1979 trailer in HD below or find more John Huston's Dublin videos on Vidimovie.
01 November 1979 Factual 50 mins
Actor John Huston examines his adopted city of Dublin.
Watch the official John Huston's Dublin 1979 trailer in HD below or find more John Huston's Dublin videos on Vidimovie.
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John McGreevy Director
Canada 01 November 1979
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