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Amore! (1993)
Saul Schwartz, a married successful businessman, is bored with his life and decides he has had enough. So he gets a divorce, quits his job, and goes off to pursue his dream, in Hollywood to be a movie star. Only becoming a movie star isn't as easy as he thought. Nobody wants an overweight, 50 year old, New Yorker who looks like a lawyer. He's going to have to make a few adjustments.
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Saul Schwartz, a married successful businessman, is bored with his life and decides he has had enough. So he gets a divorce, quits his job, and goes off to pursue his dream, in Hollywood to be a movie star. Only becoming a movie star isn't as easy as he thought. Nobody wants an overweight, 50 year old, New Yorker who looks like a lawyer. He's going to have to make a few adjustments.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Lorenzo Doumani
In Theaters:11/1/1993
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:LoCo Motion Pictures
Cast
Lorenzo Doumani
Director
Jack Scalia
Saul Schwartz
Kathy Ireland
Taylor Christopher
Norm Crosby
Shlomo Schwartz
George Hamilton
Rudolpho Carbonera
Elliott Gould
George Levine
Katherine Helmond
Mildred Schwartz
Betsy Russell
Cheryl Schwartz
Brenda Epperson
Louise Armstrong
James Doohan
Dr. Landon
Allan Rich
Studio Executive #1
Carol Lawrence
Casting Director #1
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