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Cheese (1974)
Big Tex Bullwanger rolls out of Texas and into the Big Apple for hot action. Brawny, if light on brain, Tex may be slow but he's far from dumb! He's got the plan that will bring the babes to him. What do big city girls want most? To be models, right? Right! And whose hands are these delectable dishes just putty in? The photographer's, right? The guy who takes those hot, hot shots! Tex can't tell a lens from an F-stop, but do these girls know that?
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Big Tex Bullwanger rolls out of Texas and into the Big Apple for hot action. Brawny, if light on brain, Tex may be slow but he's far from dumb! He's got the plan that will bring the babes to him. What do big city girls want most? To be models, right? Right! And whose hands are these delectable dishes just putty in? The photographer's, right? The guy who takes those hot, hot shots! Tex can't tell a lens from an F-stop, but do these girls know that?
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:11/25/1974
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