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Dazzle (1995)
Beautiful successful photographer battles evil half-sisters and evil land developers to keep the family ranch intact, following her father's death. In the midst of all this, she finds love and fulfillment.
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Beautiful successful photographer battles evil half-sisters and evil land developers to keep the family ranch intact, following her father's death. In the midst of all this, she finds love and fulfillment.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Laurence Heath
In Theaters:10/15/1995
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Runtime:181 minutes
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Cast
Richard A. Colla
Director
Lisa Hartman
Juanita 'Jazz' Kilkullen (as Lisa Hartman Black)
Cliff Robertson
Mike Kilkullen
James Farentino
Jimmy Rosemont
Dixie Carter
Lydie Kilkullen
Bruce Greenwood
Casey Nelson
Linda Evans
Sylvie Norberg Kilkullen
Jeffrey Meek
Tony 'Gabe' Gabriel
BD Wong
Teng
Lisa Eilbacher
Fernanda Kilkullen
Natalija Nogulich
Phoebe Millbank (as Natalia Nogulich)
June Chadwick
Georgina Rosemont
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