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My Best Friend's Wife 2 (2005)
Doug is happily married to the beautiful, perfect Jenny, so naturally when he is called away on business, he wants to make sure she is well provided for. Who else could he turn to but his best friend, Jeff, whom he charges to satisfy Jenny's every desire.
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Doug is happily married to the beautiful, perfect Jenny, so naturally when he is called away on business, he wants to make sure she is well provided for. Who else could he turn to but his best friend, Jeff, whom he charges to satisfy Jenny's every desire.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Anora Leachim
In Theaters:12/31/2005
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Torchlight Pictures
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