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A modern young man takes a virtual reality trip back to 17th-century England where men were men and women were readily available.
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A modern young man takes a virtual reality trip back to 17th-century England where men were men and women were readily available.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Randall Fontana
In Theaters:8/26/1997
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Castel Film, Full Moon Entertainment, TorchLight Entertainment
Cast
David DeCoteau
Director
Shannon Dow Smith
Thomas Dunsmore
Kim Dawson
Lady Dorset
Cristi Harris
Amy / Maggie Dorset
Betsy Lynn George
Miranda Dorset
Mihaela Mihut
Thyrene
Crenguța Hariton
Patsy
Andreea Macelaru
Fran
Cristina Stoica
Concubine
Oxana Moravec
Concubine
Constantin Bărbulescu
George the Highwayman (uncredited)
Cristian Motiu
Lord Dorset (uncredited)
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