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Broadcast Bombshells (1995)
An ambitious brunette associate producer at a local New Jersey TV station uses her seductive charms to compete against a sexy blond anchorwoman to further her career.
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An ambitious brunette associate producer at a local New Jersey TV station uses her seductive charms to compete against a sexy blond anchorwoman to further her career.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joe Dinki, Gary P. Conner
In Theaters:12/5/1995
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Private Screenings
Cast
Ernest G. Sauer
Director
Amy Lynn Baxter
Kendall Saranski
Debbie Rochon
Amanda Cross
John Bernard Richardson
Brian Kilgore
Elizabeth Heyman
Sue
Scott Baker
Frank Friendly
Joe Pallister
Neil Rostentoski
Gregory Tracy
Gordon
Ken Dashow
Mr. Buel
Erik Hansen
Ron Reynolds
Julie Smith
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Carolyn Renee Smith
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