Paris Trailer (1985)
25 June 1985
Two old ladies meet in Glasgow and weave fantasies about trips to Paris.
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25 June 1985
Two old ladies meet in Glasgow and weave fantasies about trips to Paris.
Watch the official Paris 1985 trailer in HD below or find more Paris videos on Vidimovie.
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Jean Anderson as Miss McLeod
Noel Dyson as Miss Nesbit
Eileen McCallum as Mrs. Black
Sheila Latimer as Woman in Patisserie
United Kingdom 25 June 1985
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