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Designing Babes (1990)

Join the Sugarbaker sisters, three of Atlanta's favourite interior decorators in their ancestral home, as they show the Culpepper boys what Sugarbaker girls have been showing southern boys since the Civil War. Go back in time to watch as great grandmother Sugarbaker frees her slave while General Sherman burns Atlanta. Watch as the Sugarbakers make the south rise again.
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Join the Sugarbaker sisters, three of Atlanta's favourite interior decorators in their ancestral home, as they show the Culpepper boys what Sugarbaker girls have been showing southern boys since the Civil War. Go back in time to watch as great grandmother Sugarbaker frees her slave while General Sherman burns Atlanta. Watch as the Sugarbakers make the south rise again.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Michael Morrison
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In Theaters:3/5/1990
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Gotham Gold

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