
Let's Have a Baby(1985)
A charming tale of child-creating complications, featuring a rare comedic performance by Alex Man Chi-leung.

Movie: Let's Have a Baby
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A charming tale of child-creating complications, featuring a rare comedic performance by Alex Man Chi-leung.
Release Date
1985-11-21
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9
Rating:
4.5 startsTagline
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Languages:
广州话 / 廣州話
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