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Living Dolls (1980)
Melvin, a henpecked worker in a bridal shop, retreats to a storage room filled with mannequins, where he vents his frustration.
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Melvin, a henpecked worker in a bridal shop, retreats to a storage room filled with mannequins, where he vents his frustration.
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Genre:Horror, TV Movie
Written By:Todd Coleman
In Theaters:1/1/1980
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Runtime:9 minutes
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Cast
Todd Coleman
Director
Park Dougherty
Melvin
Judith Vane
His Boss / Woman's Voice
Rhett Halverson
Woman in Store
Patsy Hicken
Woman in Store / Woman's Voice
Fay King
Woman in Store / Woman's Voice
Eleanor Gaver
Bride in Waiting
Claudia Haig
Bride in Waiting
Sharon Lamport
Bride in Waiting
Molly Malone
Woman's Voice (as Lacy J. Thomas)
Patricia Robinson
Woman's Voice
Christine Anderson
Woman's Voice
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