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Dear Pam (1976)
The Decency and Morality League is about to award advice columnist Pam Slanders their coveted "Most Moral Woman of the Year" award. She tells them about her toughest "case;" a man whose stepdaughter, secretary and other women trouble him.
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The Decency and Morality League is about to award advice columnist Pam Slanders their coveted "Most Moral Woman of the Year" award. She tells them about her toughest "case;" a man whose stepdaughter, secretary and other women trouble him.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Roberta Findlay
In Theaters:6/10/1976
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Sendy Film Corporation
Cast
Roberta Findlay
Director
C.J. Laing
Gladys Mygrain
Crystal Sync
Pam Slanders
Ginger Snaps
Sandy Phallis
Jennifer Jordan
Rose Cumming
Lorraine Alraune
Jean Kumkwik
Marlene Willoughby
Party Girl (uncredited)
Roberta Findlay
Miss Klug
Eric Edwards
Harry Phallis
Jeffrey Hurst
Chef / Waiter (uncredited)
John Holmes
Richard Grandik
Tony Perez
Barton Fartblow
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