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File:The Witches of Hairspray.jpg|link=The Witches of Hairspray|'''''[[The Witches of Hairspray]]''''' is a comedy supernatural thriller film. | File:The Witches of Hairspray.jpg|link=The Witches of Hairspray|'''''[[The Witches of Hairspray]]''''' is a comedy supernatural thriller film written and directed by John Water and George Miller. | ||
File:Night Courtship.jpg|link=Night Courtship|'''''[[Night Courtship]]''''' is an American television sitcom set in the night shift of a Manhattan couples counselling clinic presided over by a young, unorthodox psychologist, Harold "Harry" T. Stone (portrayed by Harry Anderson). | File:Night Courtship.jpg|link=Night Courtship|'''''[[Night Courtship]]''''' is an American television sitcom set in the night shift of a Manhattan couples counselling clinic presided over by a young, unorthodox psychologist, Harold "Harry" T. Stone (portrayed by Harry Anderson). | ||
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Belch, Burp and Grumble is a 1958 American fantasy indigestion comedy film about a witch (Kim Novak) who casts a spell on her neighbor (James Stewart).
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The Witches of Hairspray is a comedy supernatural thriller film written and directed by John Water and George Miller.
Night Courtship is an American television sitcom set in the night shift of a Manhattan couples counselling clinic presided over by a young, unorthodox psychologist, Harold "Harry" T. Stone (portrayed by Harry Anderson).
Zillow is a 1998 fantasy real estate adventure film.
Cronenburger is a Canadian-American extreme body modification restaurant chain inspired by David Cronenberg's 1981 film Scanners.
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- Post @ Twitter (29 July 2022)
- Bell, Book and Candle @ Wikipedia
- Bell, Book & Candle (1958) - Trailer @ YouTube
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- Ernie Kovacs (nonfiction)
- Elsa Lanchester (nonfiction)
- Jack Lemmon (nonfiction)
- Kim Novak (nonfiction)
- Janice Rule (nonfiction)
- Richard Quine (nonfiction)
- James Stewart (nonfiction)
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- John Van Druten (nonfiction)