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Paradise Motel (1985)
Sam Kehoe moves from Seattle to a new school in California. Trying to make friends, Sam manages to free up the honeymoon suite in his dad's motel so his friends are able to use the room for sex.
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Sam Kehoe moves from Seattle to a new school in California. Trying to make friends, Sam manages to free up the honeymoon suite in his dad's motel so his friends are able to use the room for sex.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cary Medoway, Roger Stone
In Theaters:6/1/1985
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Growing Up
Cast
Cary Medoway
Director
Gary Hershberger
Sam Kehoe
Robert Krantz
Mick Thurster
Jonna Leigh Stack
Laura Phillips
Colleen McDermott
Debbie Meyers
Bob Basso
Mr. Kehoe
Dena Tencate
Vicki Meyers
J.J. Cohen
Shooter Spinelli
Rick Gibbs
Danny Williams
Al Hansen
Coach Martins
Laurie Gould
Mrs. Kehoe
Kelly Holland
Coach Wif's (Kelly)
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