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Brittney's Bachelorette Party (2006)

While on their way to Brittany's bachlorette party in LA, three fun-loving ladies take a shortcut which causes them to get lost in the middle of nowhere. Stranded in the desert, the women still find a way to order a male stripper and gather all the ingredients needed for a night of wild fun at an abandoned local motel.
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While on their way to Brittany's bachlorette party in LA, three fun-loving ladies take a shortcut which causes them to get lost in the middle of nowhere. Stranded in the desert, the women still find a way to order a male stripper and gather all the ingredients needed for a night of wild fun at an abandoned local motel.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Francis Locke
Written By:Anora Leachim
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Torchlight Pictures

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