Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Hard On
Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Hard On

Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Hard On

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2000•125 min•Music
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Holly Johnson
Holly Johnson
Holly Johnson / Self - Interviewee
Paul Rutherford
Paul Rutherford
Paul Rutherford / Self - Interviewee
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Brian Nash
Brian Nash
Mark O'Toole
Mark O'Toole
Mark O'Toole
Peter Gill
Peter Gill
Peter Gill
Trevor Horn
Trevor Horn
Self - Interviewee
A collection of every music video by British new wave band Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
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