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Maisie Undercover: Old Flames (2006)
Maisie Calloway, a beautiful ex-cop, bar owner and now private investigator, takes the case when one of her bar patrons is searching for his missing girlfriend, a call girl trying to leave her pimp.
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Maisie Calloway, a beautiful ex-cop, bar owner and now private investigator, takes the case when one of her bar patrons is searching for his missing girlfriend, a call girl trying to leave her pimp.
Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:April White, Edward Gorsuch
In Theaters:8/15/2006
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Studio:MRG Entertainment
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