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How to Make a Doll (1968)
A nerdy, unlucky professor builds beautiful female robots to satisfy his sexual desires.
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A nerdy, unlucky professor builds beautiful female robots to satisfy his sexual desires.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Herschell Gordon Lewis, Bert Ray
In Theaters:11/6/1968
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Argent Film Productions
Cast
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Director
Robert Wood
Percy Corley
Bobbi West
Agnes Turnbull / Dream Girl
Jim Vance
Dr. Hamilcar West
Elizabeth Davis
Mrs. Corley
Brett Jason Merriman
Mr. Turnbull
Geraldine Young
Mrs. Turnbull
Margie Lester
Dr. West's Dream Girl
Dolores Johnson
Computer Girl #1
Shelley Houston
Computer Girl #2
June Marie
Computer Girl #3
Mary Robbins
Computer Girl #4
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