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Endless Lust (1984)
Erica Doucette, wife of philandering Southern senator Jack Doucette, hits the talk show circuit to reveal all of the debauched goings-on in Washington, D.C. on The Larry Moore Show.
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Erica Doucette, wife of philandering Southern senator Jack Doucette, hits the talk show circuit to reveal all of the debauched goings-on in Washington, D.C. on The Larry Moore Show.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Peter Balakoff
In Theaters:1/1/1984
Box Office:
Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:New Eros Films
Cast
Peter Balakoff
Director
Gena Lee
Erica Doucette
Larry Moore
Larry Moore
John Hollyfield
Sen. Jack Doucette
Georgina Spelvin
Julie (archive footage)
Jennifer West
General's Wife (archive footage)
William Margold
Mr. Shepner (archive footage)
Hillary Summers
Samantha (archive footage)
Margaret Monroe
Junior Senator's Wife (archive footage)
Ron Jeremy
Iranian Diplomat (archive footage)
Paul Thomas
Russian Spy (archive footage)
Drea
Junior Senator's Secretary (archive footage)
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