Movie: San Francisco: A Video Tour

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Damian Sharp
Damian Sharp

Self

Fanny Yuk Chun Yeung Lee
Fanny Yuk Chun Yeung Lee

Self

Nickolai Massenkoff
Nickolai Massenkoff

Self

Susan Carlson
Susan Carlson

Self

Ed Jung
Ed Jung

Self

Hong Lee
Hong Lee

Self

Mariachi Guadelajara
Mariachi Guadelajara

Self

Mr. Mao
Mr. Mao

Self

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    San Francisco. One of America's most beautiful cities. Come explore this glittering metropolis from the comforts of your own home with San Francisco: A Video Tour.

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    1987-05-21

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