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Cadillac Named Desire (1978)
The milquetoast Arnold Broomsteader works as an illustrator for American Automobile Magazine and is going nowhere fast. But in his fantasies, he steals a red Cadillac convertible and realizes all of his most outlandish sexual desires.
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The milquetoast Arnold Broomsteader works as an illustrator for American Automobile Magazine and is going nowhere fast. But in his fantasies, he steals a red Cadillac convertible and realizes all of his most outlandish sexual desires.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:1/1/1978
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Runtime:70 minutes
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