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Lady Dynamite (1983)
When an exploitative doctor reveals a woman's husband gave her gonorrhea, she separates from her husband and immediately mounts a lover. She then heads from a yacht-owning friend to a women-only sex party. Can makeup sex fix everything?
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When an exploitative doctor reveals a woman's husband gave her gonorrhea, she separates from her husband and immediately mounts a lover. She then heads from a yacht-owning friend to a women-only sex party. Can makeup sex fix everything?
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:8/14/1983
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Diamond Films, Hollywood International Film Corp. Of America
Cast
Carlos Tobalina
Director
Colleen Brennan
Valerie, the Wife
Shone Taylor
Ken, the Husband
Blair Harris
Phil, Wife's Lover
Carlos Tobalina
Doctor
Laura Lazare
Vickie, Woman at Sex Party
Margie Hills
Susie, Woman at Sex Party
Lili Marlene
Zelda, Woman at Sex Party
Nick Niter
First Male Stripper
Rocky Balboa
Second Male Stripper
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