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Don't Call Me Girlie (1985) | Slate

Don't Call Me Girlie

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Rated 7.0 on TMDB

Don't Call Me Girlie

The untold story of Australia's movie heroines - on and off the screen.

Released: 1985
Runtime: 1h 10m
Country: Australia

Direction and writing

Stewart YoungDirector

Andree WrightDirector

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Cast

Penne Hackforth-JonesNarrator

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