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Random Harvest [DVD] Documentary A little rusty in the

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Random Harvest [DVD] Documentary A little rusty in the"Paula Smith (Greer Garson) is the secretary of industrialist Charles Rainier (Ronald Colman). She's also his wife, which Charles does not know. Shell shocked during World War I, he doesn't recall his days as her husband, John Smith. Advised not to endanger Charles' fragile mental state, Paula cannot openly reveal her identity. She must find other ways to help him remember their life together. From the novel by James Hilton (Goodbye, Mr. Chips, Lost

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A little rusty in the parenting department

created by Michael J

but she is apparently a bird of some sort

Special Features: Full Frame - 1

Kelsey Grammer stars as Charles Bunbury the bumbling chairman of London's historic

Random Harvest [DVD] Documentary A little rusty in the"Paula Smith (Greer Garson) is the secretary of industrialist Charles Rainier (Ronald Colman). She's also his wife, which Charles does not know. Shell shocked during World War I, he doesn't recall his days as her husband, John Smith. Advised not to endanger Charles' fragile mental state, Paula cannot openly reveal her identity. She must find other ways to help him remember their life together. From the novel by James Hilton (Goodbye, Mr. Chips, Lost

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