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Best of Buttman (1991)
While Buttman is reviewing some of his best scenes from his older features and telling stories for the camera, he takes a break to visit Venice Beach. He meets Trixie Tyler, who is quite intrigued at the idea of being in a video. Later, Angela Summers visits Buttman's home and gets into all sorts of mischief.
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While Buttman is reviewing some of his best scenes from his older features and telling stories for the camera, he takes a break to visit Venice Beach. He meets Trixie Tyler, who is quite intrigued at the idea of being in a video. Later, Angela Summers visits Buttman's home and gets into all sorts of mischief.
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Written By:John Stagliano
In Theaters:4/10/1991
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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