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First Monday in October (1981)

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Title: First Monday in October

Genre: Comedy, Drama

Cast: Walter Matthau, Jill Clayburgh, Barnard Hughes, Jan Sterling, James Stephens, Joshua Bryant, Wiley Harker, F.J. O'Neil, Charles Lampkin, Lew Palter, Richard McMurray, Herb Vigran, Edmund Stoiber, Noble Willingham, Richard McKenzie, Ann Doran, Dallas Alinder, Olive Dunbar, Hugh Gillin, James Brodhead, Arthur Adams, Nick Angotti, Jeanne Joe, Christopher Tenney, Richard Balin, Martin Agronsky, Ray Colbert, Bob Sherman, Carol Coggin, Sig Frohlich, Ken DuMain, Stanley Lawrence, Dick Winslow, Joe Michael Terry, Sandy Chapin, Dudley Knight, Edwin M. Adams, Ronnie Thomas, Jeff Scheulen, Jonathan Charney, Mary Munday, Bebe Drake, Richard DeAngelis, Jim Vanko, William G. Clark, Wendy E. Taylor, Dale E. House, Tony D. Head, Ronald Neame, Barbara Peckinpaugh, Todd Stockman

Release: 1981-08-21

Runtime: 98

Plot: For the first time in history a woman is appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, where she becomes a friendly rival to a liberal associate.

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First Monday in October is a movie that was released in 1981. It starred one of my actors Walter Matthau. I didn’t care much about the movie.
 
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