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Let My Puppets Come (1976)
The three chief executives of Creative Concepts Systems & Procedures Brothers Unlimited Inc. of New York are in hot water as their latest venture has been a huge failure, and their Mafia investor, "Mr. Big", wants his $500,000 within 24 hours, or else. So Jimmy, a courier who over hears their plight, suggests they make a porno movie as an easy way of getting back the lost money.
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The three chief executives of Creative Concepts Systems & Procedures Brothers Unlimited Inc. of New York are in hot water as their latest venture has been a huge failure, and their Mafia investor, "Mr. Big", wants his $500,000 within 24 hours, or else. So Jimmy, a courier who over hears their plight, suggests they make a porno movie as an easy way of getting back the lost money.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Gerard Damiano
In Theaters:2/16/1976
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Blueberry Hill Films, Marden Films, Vinegar Syndrome Pictures
Cast
Gerard Damiano
Director
Luis De Jesus
Mr. Big
Gerard Damiano
Himself
Penny Nicholls
Dancer at The Wreck Bar
Al Goldstein
Man in Lusterine Commercial
Viju Krem
Jessica Cooze
Lynette Sheldon
Doctor's Patient in Climax Ad
Bradford Craig
Pornochio (voice) (singing voice)
Jonathan Freeman
The Chauffeur
Turk Turpin
Mr. Big's Henchman (uncredited)
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