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Buttman Goes To Rio 3 (1992)
Dario flies in from Italy to join Buttman and Felipe in discovering the charms of Rio women. Since he's a big time movie star, Dario has no trouble at all scoring during Carnival. Of course, his friends don't do too badly either with the lovely women of Brazil.
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Dario flies in from Italy to join Buttman and Felipe in discovering the charms of Rio women. Since he's a big time movie star, Dario has no trouble at all scoring during Carnival. Of course, his friends don't do too badly either with the lovely women of Brazil.
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Written By:John Stagliano
In Theaters:5/6/1992
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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