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| Anchor Bay (1974) | |||||
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| Paul Le Mat | Bobby | |
| Diane Hull | Rose | |
| Tim McIntire | Buford | |
| Leigh French | Donna Sue | |
| Noble Willingham | Uncle Charlie | |
| Martine Bartlett | Rose's Mother | |
| Robert Carradine | Moxey | |
| Mario Gallo | Benny | |
| Dianne Hull | Rose | |
| Eric Hines | Erick | |
| Tony Gardenas | Rafael | |
| Paul LeMat | ||
| Edward James Olmos |
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| Producer | Fouad Said
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| Writer | Floyd Mutrux
Don Simpson |
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Aloha, Bobby & Rose was conceived and promoted as a contemporary Bonnie and Clyde. Paul LeMat plays Bobby, an auto mechanic, while Diane Hull is Rose, a car-wash jockey. Accidentally involved in a robbery, Bobby and Rose are forced to take it on the lam. Never mind the title — the couple heads to Mexico, not Hawaii. — Hal Erickson |
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