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Chances (2001)
Stephanie Swift is looking for a second lease on life. Now happily in a relationship, she's looking to make a break from her past as an erotic dancer. A past in which she skipped across the tables of darkly lit strip clubs, filling the lives of lonely men with intriguing sexual fantasies. Chances. Stephanie's ready to take a chance, while she's still got the choice. Are you?
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Stephanie Swift is looking for a second lease on life. Now happily in a relationship, she's looking to make a break from her past as an erotic dancer. A past in which she skipped across the tables of darkly lit strip clubs, filling the lives of lonely men with intriguing sexual fantasies. Chances. Stephanie's ready to take a chance, while she's still got the choice. Are you?
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Written By:Red Ezra, George Kaplan
In Theaters:2/21/2001
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Studio:Wicked
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