My Dear Marie Trailer

My Dear Marie Trailer (1996)

06 March 1996 Comedy, Sci-Fi, Romance 90 mins

Hiroshi Karigari is a college student who has secretly built an android modeled after a tennis club member he is in love with named Marie. Introduced as Hiroshi's sister, Marie Karigari is a sentient robot who feels a deep affection for her creator. Both have a hard time trying to conceal her true identity in order to keep their current peaceful lifestyle.

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Boku no Marie Trailer

Metal Angel Marie Trailer

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My Dear Marie VHS Promo 1996

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