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| Home Free All | |
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| Directed by | Stewart Bird |
| Produced by | Peter Belsito Stewart Bird |
| Written by | Stewart Bird |
| Starring | Allan F. Nicholls |
| Music by | Jay Chattaway |
| Cinematography | Robert Levi |
| Edited by | Daniel Loewenthal |
Production company | P.O.P. |
| Distributed by | Almi Classics |
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Running time | 92 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Home Free All is a 1984 American comedy-drama film starring Allan F. Nicholls. [1] It features Chazz Palminteri in his film debut. [2]
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According to Palminteri, the film was shot in Manhattan. [2]
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