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Bill Green - Gruenwald
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R.J. Hart
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John C. Rupert
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Frank
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Lola
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Rhett
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Elvira
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Officer Nerdman
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Lloyd
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ENJOY those 'GOLDEN YEARS' with the most profitable pension plan any sweet little mother ever devisedGenres:
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18 October 1971 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Bunny und Bill See more »Company Credits
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Written by Billy Strange & Keith Roberts
Performed by Billy Curb
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Star Bette Davis brought suit claiming the production company censored her dialogue and destroyed the film. The lawsuit was later dropped. See more »Soundtracks
"Monday Man"Written by Billy Strange & Keith Roberts
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An elderly woman looses her house to the bank of New Mexico and plans to rob the bank to get even. Her path crosses with an escaped bank robber who shows her the ropes of robbing banks and eventually grows to love her.Bunny O' Hare is a very funny movie that is one of Bette Davis's best movies from her later years. There is a great chemistry between Bette Davis and Ernest Borgnine.