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Golden Years
1991
· TV Show
· 232 min episodes
· 1 season
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An elderly janitor hurt in an explosion at a secret army lab run by "The Shop" starts to grow younger. A ruthless operative is sent to cover it up, so the janitor and his wife go on the run with help from a sympathetic female agent.
Details
- Director
- Allen Coulter
- Created by
- Stephen King
- Studio
- Laurel-King Inc., Laurel Productions
- Released
- 16 July 1991
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Episode length
- 232 min
- Episodes
- 7 across 1 season
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