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Crazy Like a Fox (2009)
From acclaimed Director Tony Abulu (Back to Africa, American Dream) comes this erotic thriller sizzling with passion, seduction and greed. A beautiful American ex-model from Paris, her rich middle-aged husband, their exotic maid and the handsome African chauffeur - a perfect recipe for illicit affairs and deadly motives. Starring America's top video vixen Angel "Lola Luv" Fershgenet, Karibi Fubara, Keturah Hamilton, David Tawil and Ebbe Bassey. What will you do when you realize that all that glitters is not gold?
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From acclaimed Director Tony Abulu (Back to Africa, American Dream) comes this erotic thriller sizzling with passion, seduction and greed. A beautiful American ex-model from Paris, her rich middle-aged husband, their exotic maid and the handsome African chauffeur - a perfect recipe for illicit affairs and deadly motives. Starring America's top video vixen Angel "Lola Luv" Fershgenet, Karibi Fubara, Keturah Hamilton, David Tawil and Ebbe Bassey. What will you do when you realize that all that glitters is not gold?
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Tony Abulu
In Theaters:4/14/2009
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Black Ivory Communications
Cast
Tony Abulu
Director
Angel Fershgenet
Angelique Dubois
Karibi Fubara
Michael Bako
Keturah Hamilton
Tanya Johnson
David Ditto Tawil
Dr. Pierre Dubois
Ebbe Bassey
"Bridget" Dubois' Secretary
Bobbi Owens
Francoise Olivier
Heidi Evora Santiago
Mary Armstrong
Charlie Kashi
Detective Arroyo
Mercedes Lebron
Detective Lopez
Mick Gyure
Insurance Agent Levin
Tom Santini
Street Cop 1
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