Two Sixth-Graders are Drifting Home
A Japanese anime movie that brings survival, adventure, and friendship to the big screen.
Galactic Gigolo (1988)
Eoj is an alien who won a game show and the grand prize is a trip to earth to have sex with as many earth women as he can. Hildy is a reporter who is writing a biography on Eoj's adventures.
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Eoj is an alien who won a game show and the grand prize is a trip to earth to have sex with as many earth women as he can. Hildy is a reporter who is writing a biography on Eoj's adventures.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Carmine Capobianco, Gorman Bechard
In Theaters:1/29/1988
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Beyond Infinity, Titan Productions, Urban Classics, Empire Pictures
Cast
Gorman Bechard
Director
Carmine Capobianco
Eoj
Debi Thibeault
Hildy
Frank Stewart
Waldo
Ruth Collins
Dr. Ruth Pepper
Donna Davidge
Kay / Woman in Bed
Michael Citriniti
Sonny / Studio Audience
Tony Kruk
Carmine / Studio Audience
David Coughlin
Tony / Studio Audience
Angela Nicholas
Peggy Sue Peggy
LeeAnne Baker
Lucy (as Lee Anne Baker)
Lisa Schmidt
Joanne / Cheerleader
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