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Miss Laid Lovers (1978)
On a large yacht, skullduggery is afoot, presumably some sort of drug smuggling involving Richard (Ric Lutze) and a mysterious boss/gangster character. On dry land there's plenty of humping (including the inevitable orgy) and searching for information, but no imparting of the latter.
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On a large yacht, skullduggery is afoot, presumably some sort of drug smuggling involving Richard (Ric Lutze) and a mysterious boss/gangster character. On dry land there's plenty of humping (including the inevitable orgy) and searching for information, but no imparting of the latter.
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Genre:Mystery
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In Theaters:1/1/1978
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Runtime:50 minutes
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Cast
Bob Vosse
Director
Jan Claude
Rick's Wife (uncredited)
Angel Ducharme
Angel (uncredited)
Amika Giortano
Girl with Sailors (uncredited)
Pat Manning
Pat (uncredited)
Cindi Rellar
Girl with Two Other Girls (uncredited)
Tina Louise
Tracy (uncredited)
Jennifer West
Linda (uncredited)
Bill Amerson
Captain (uncredited)
Rick Cassidy
Sailor in Striped Shirt (uncredited)
Hans Gretlia
Bob (uncredited)
Ric Lutze
Rick (uncredited)
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