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Japanese Cowboy (2000)
The New 42nd Street has a new midnight cowboy. A Japanese man in a cowboy getup hustles on Times Square, Texas accent and all.
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The New 42nd Street has a new midnight cowboy. A Japanese man in a cowboy getup hustles on Times Square, Texas accent and all.
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In Theaters:8/27/2000
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