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Never Leave Nevada (1990)
Two salesman go to Nevada to exploit nuclear protesters and end up finding something more.
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Two salesman go to Nevada to exploit nuclear protesters and end up finding something more.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Steve Swartz
In Theaters:4/22/1990
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:South of Canada Productions
Cast
Steve Swartz
Director
Steve Swartz
Sean Kaplan
Rodney Rincon
Luis Ramirez
Katherine Catmull
Lou Ann Pearlstein
Janelle Buchanan
Betty Gurling
Barbara Chisholm
Annie
Thomas C. Parker
Duane Pearlstein
De Llewelyn
Yola Pearlstein
Michael Dodd
Father Vince Parisi
Doris Hargrave
Mypathia / Cynthia
John Hawkes
Christo Chevalier
Lorne Loganbill
Carlo Pfeiffer
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