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Dane Gets It Good (1991)
Dane Gets It Good is a 1990's classic that is directed by Ron Jeremy and featuring Dane Harlow who plays a sweet hermaphrodite who gets fired from her job and struggles to find a new one. Along the way, she gets help from one friend who with her former boss to get her job back and a contraceptive sales lady who offers to get her started in door to door sale.
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Dane Gets It Good is a 1990's classic that is directed by Ron Jeremy and featuring Dane Harlow who plays a sweet hermaphrodite who gets fired from her job and struggles to find a new one. Along the way, she gets help from one friend who with her former boss to get her job back and a contraceptive sales lady who offers to get her started in door to door sale.
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Written By:Anthony Laird
In Theaters:12/31/1991
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Infinity Film and Video
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