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Availability: Disc Set - This title is part of a multi-film set. Please see PURCHASING OPTIONS below to purchase. AKA: Boulevard Du Rhum || La Via Del Rhum Literally Translated Title: Street Of Rum Director: Robert Enrico Producer: Alain Poire Released: 1971 [France] Genre: Action/Adventure     Sub-Genre: Drama Keywords:  Actor / Acting || Boat / Ship / Submarine || Celebrity || Jealousy || Love || Obsession || Romance

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Bombshells Of The Silver Screen [4-Movie Set]

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Plot:	Corny haunts his local cinema, and his favorite actress is the divine Linda. Through a series of accidents, he finally gets to meet her in the flesh, and woo her. But their romance is obstructed by his bosses and her other suitors...
Overview:	Corny (Lino Ventura) is the captain of a rum-running boat during the U.S. Prohibition era, which ended before talking pictures were introduced. In his spare time, he haunts his local cinema, and his favorite actress is the divine Linda (Brigitte Bardot). Through a series of accidents, he finally gets to meet her in the flesh, and woo her. Their romance is obstructed by his bosses and her other suitors, but they keep trying to spend time together. Finally, the demands of stardom intervene. Corny goes back to his boat and sighs over the movie screen as before.
Cast:	Brigitte Bardot  ||  Lino Ventura  ||  Bill Travers  ||  Clive Revill  ||  Jess Hahn  ||  Antonio Casas  ||  Andreas Voutsinas  ||  Guy Marchand  ||  Henry Czarniak (Henri Czarniak) (Click any actor to search for more of their movies!)
Running Time:	125 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	English
Subtitles:	None
Distributor:	Brentwood Home Video/Deimos  [A USA-Based Distributor]
Rating:	R - "Restricted: Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian."
Features:	Full Screen