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Frequent Flyer (1996)
Drama about airline pilot who is married to two separate women in separate towns and who eventually takes on a third wife. Much to his dismay, the separate worlds he lives in begin to collide, and the truth of his womanizing and bigamy begin to come to light.
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Drama about airline pilot who is married to two separate women in separate towns and who eventually takes on a third wife. Much to his dismay, the separate worlds he lives in begin to collide, and the truth of his womanizing and bigamy begin to come to light.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:D. Victor Hawkins
In Theaters:3/10/1996
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Paragon Entertainment Corp., Manus AV-Produktion
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