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Fresh (1987)

Private Eye Dick Duncan is hired by a millionaire to find a priceless diamond bracelet that has been stolen from his mansion. His efforts are hampered by another private eye, the sultry Lois Reed, who is also in on the hunt. Will Dick find the bracelet, or will Lois beat him to it?
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Private Eye Dick Duncan is hired by a millionaire to find a priceless diamond bracelet that has been stolen from his mansion. His efforts are hampered by another private eye, the sultry Lois Reed, who is also in on the hunt. Will Dick find the bracelet, or will Lois beat him to it?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Joseph W. Sarno
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In Theaters:6/9/1987
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Video X Pix

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