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Heaven & the Suicide King (1998)
Tommy and his actress wife “Heaven” relocate to Los Angeles each with their own dreams of properity. While Tommy struggles with his new business venture, Heaven’s dream of becoming a successful actress is kick-started when she befriends a group of powerful film executives.
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Tommy and his actress wife “Heaven” relocate to Los Angeles each with their own dreams of properity. While Tommy struggles with his new business venture, Heaven’s dream of becoming a successful actress is kick-started when she befriends a group of powerful film executives.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Todd A Spoor
In Theaters:12/12/1998
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Killer Productions, Red Baron Films
Cast
Todd A Spoor
Director
Ty Treadway
Tommy Tucker
Nikita Ager
Heather / Heaven Tucker
Kandeyce Jorden
Sunday Morvay
William Lewis
Victor Morvay
Francis Praksti
Asia Sellers
Lee Reherman
Matt Rakowski
Christopher Heltai
Brian Sellers
Amy Fadhli
Mercedes Rakowski
Shun Paul Wilson
Cricket
Norman Mitchell
Abdul-Mariee-Juan
Dee Booher
Shirley
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