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Inside Little Oral Annie (1984)
Little Oral Annie reveals how she got her nickname over the course of a series of vignettes.
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Little Oral Annie reveals how she got her nickname over the course of a series of vignettes.
Rating:R
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Written By:Joseph W. Sarno
In Theaters:7/19/1984
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Evart Enterprises
Cast
Joseph W. Sarno
Director
Little Oral Annie
Carol Cross
Janet French
Danielle
Nancy Pennett
Cara Lott
Irene Warner
Taija Rae
Louise Ingster
Klaus Multia
Artie
Anna Cummings
Ms. Benis
Johnny Nineteen
Annie's plaything
George Payne
Louis Hacker
Marvin Hempstead
Annie's plaything
Michael Knight
Opening Credits - Plaything / Peter
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