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Sunday, 4 November 2012

BEHIND THE SCENES: HAMMER FILMS : THE REPTILE (1966)

JENNIFER DANIEL, RAY BARRETT, MICHAEL RIPPER AND MICROPHONE. HAMMER FILMS 'THE REPTILE' 1966 DIRECTED BY JOHN GILLING

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