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7 Into Snowy (1977)
San Francisco. Snowy is a rich and beautiful young woman, living with her stepmother Fedora, who treats her with disgust. She asks her servant and lover Rodney to seduce Snowy.
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San Francisco. Snowy is a rich and beautiful young woman, living with her stepmother Fedora, who treats her with disgust. She asks her servant and lover Rodney to seduce Snowy.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Tony Pastor Jr.
In Theaters:1/25/1977
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Entertainment Ventures (EVI)
Cast
Tony Pastor Jr.
Director
Abigail Clayton
Snowy
Kay Parker
Fedora Weatherly
Paul Thomas
Rodney the Chauffeur
Kristine Heller
Marion the Maid
Bonnie Holiday
Housekeeper
John Leslie
Pants Guy at Orgy (uncredited)
Richard Logan
Guy at Orgy (uncredited)
Jeff Lyle
Guy at Orgy (uncredited)
Turk Lyon
Guy at Orgy (uncredited)
John Rolling
Bondage Guy at Orgy (uncredited)
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