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Girl with the Million Dollar Legs (1984)
Johnny owns a bar in Paris and Shelly comes looking for a job as a waitress. She gets a job as a bartender and meets Ed who is running a competition for a fashion magazine to find "the girl with the million dollar legs". Ed has an eye for the ladies and wants Shelly to join the competition.
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Johnny owns a bar in Paris and Shelly comes looking for a job as a waitress. She gets a job as a bartender and meets Ed who is running a competition for a fashion magazine to find "the girl with the million dollar legs". Ed has an eye for the ladies and wants Shelly to join the competition.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Mark Weiss
In Theaters:4/14/1984
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Pleasure Productions
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