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Penelope

film by Hiller [1966]
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    …Warren Beatty and Leslie Caron; Penelope (1966), a comedy that cast Natalie Wood as a bank robber; and the action thriller Tobruk (1967), which featured Rock Hudson and George Peppard as U.S. soldiers on a mission in the Sahara. Popi (1969) was especially noted for the strong performance by

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    …Warren Beatty and Leslie Caron; Penelope (1966), a comedy that cast Natalie Wood as a bank robber; and the action thriller Tobruk (1967), which featured Rock Hudson and George Peppard as U.S. soldiers on a mission in the Sahara. Popi (1969) was especially noted for the strong performance by

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