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Sweet, but hardly naive, is how Star staff writer Bruce Kirkland describes Andree Pelletier, the 27-year-old Montreal-born actress who plays central r(...)
Sweet, but hardly naive, is how Star staff writer Bruce Kirkland describes Andree Pelletier, the 27-year-old Montreal-born actress who plays central r(...)

Sweet, but hardly naive, is how Star staff writer Bruce Kirkland describes Andree Pelletier, the 27-year-old Montreal-born actress who plays central r(...)

Date9/11/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sweet; but hardly naive; is how Star staff writer Bruce Kirkland describes Andree Pelletier; the 27-year-old Montreal-born actress who plays central role in Marie-Anne; a movie which has won her a nomination for Canadian Film Awards.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0099108F
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