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Behind the Green Door: The Sequel (1986)
A woman transforms her everyday existence into an irresistible private fantasy of the most bizarre, sensual and electrifying kind! Dwarfs, fat ladies, bearded ladies, muscle men - no character type too strange or too bizarre.
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A woman transforms her everyday existence into an irresistible private fantasy of the most bizarre, sensual and electrifying kind! Dwarfs, fat ladies, bearded ladies, muscle men - no character type too strange or too bizarre.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Jim Mitchell, Artie Mitchell, Sharon McNight, Dan O'Neill
In Theaters:5/11/1986
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Mitchell Brothers Film Group
Cast
Sharon McNight, Artie Mitchell, Jim Mitchell
Director
Missy Manners
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