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Lights, Camera, Action, Love (1986)
Tracey Simmons is a young, lovely starlet just beginning her career in the glamorous, exciting world of Hollywood. She is attracted to Peter Delaney, a dashing, virile cameraman who shoots stunt scenes. But, Tracey falls prey to the charms of Dandridge -- an older, experienced, world renown director who could make her a star in his latest picture. Caught in a triangle that will decide her future, Tracey is forced to make a decision which thrusts her into an exciting, passionate affair!
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Tracey Simmons is a young, lovely starlet just beginning her career in the glamorous, exciting world of Hollywood. She is attracted to Peter Delaney, a dashing, virile cameraman who shoots stunt scenes. But, Tracey falls prey to the charms of Dandridge -- an older, experienced, world renown director who could make her a star in his latest picture. Caught in a triangle that will decide her future, Tracey is forced to make a decision which thrusts her into an exciting, passionate affair!
Rating:PG
Genre:Romance
Written By:Peggy Schibi, Ray Cunneff
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Courtship Productions
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