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Frankie and Johnny (1991)
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Johnny just come out of prison and has a new job in a cafe where he falls for a waitress Frankie. She is different from him, but he believes that their love will be blossomed in the future.
Johnny just come out of prison and has a new job in a cafe where he falls for a waitress Frankie. She is different from him, but he believes that their love will be blossomed in the future.
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#Al Pacino #Frankie and Johnny #Garry Marshall #Hector Elizondo #Michelle Pfeiffer #Paramount Pictures
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