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1. play.google.com › store › moviesThe Princess and the Marine - Movies on Google Play

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   The Princess and the Marine. 2001 • 82 minutes. info This item is not available.

2. www.tvguide.com › movies › the-princess-and-theThe Princess and the Marine - Full Cast & Crew - TV Guide

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   Fact-based account of a culturally forbidden love affair between a Bahrainian royal and a marine that compelled the pair to flee to the States for political asylum. Director 1 Credit

3. www.tvinsider.com › show › the-princess-and-the-marineThe Princess and the Marine - NBC Movie - Where To Watch

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   Based on the true story, a Marine has a forbidden romance with a Muslim Bahrainian princess and sneaks her to the United States to marry her. Shop • Games • Calendar • Newsletters • Lists ...

4. www.roku.com › whats-on › moviesHow to watch and stream The Princess and the Marine - Roku

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   2001 TV14 drama romance. A Marine (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) has a forbidden romance with a Muslim Bahrainian princess (Marisol Nichols) and sneaks her to the United States to marry her. Streaming on Roku. The Princess and the Marine, a drama movie starring Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Marisol Nichols, and Keith D. Robinson is available to stream now.

5. variety.com › 2001 › tvThe Princess and the Marine - Variety

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   Feb 14, 2001 · The Princess and the Marine An international love story reduced to teeny-bopper sensationalism, "The Princess and the Marine" should have been a perfect sweeps entry full of romance, intrigue and ...

6. www.wearethemighty.com › mighty-culture › marineThat time a US Marine eloped with a Bahraini Princess

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   Mar 12, 2024 · There are roughly 9,000 U.S. personnel stationed at the Navy’s base in Bahrain. In 1999, one of those, Lance Cpl. Jason Johnson, faced a court-martial and legal battle to wed his beloved girlfriend, a Bahraini local named Meriam. The Marine met Meriam at a local mall and, over the objections of her family, the two continued their love affair.