Playthings (1979)
A geeky alien named Dork visits earth to peruse the sexual talents of nubile Lysa Thatcher and Sharon Kane.
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A geeky alien named Dork visits earth to peruse the sexual talents of nubile Lysa Thatcher and Sharon Kane.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Zachary Strong, Nick Gillette, Logan Quade
In Theaters:9/20/1979
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Canard Films, Renegade Productions
Cast
Zachary Strong
Director
Starr Wood
Cindy
Lysa Thatcher
Suzie
Sharon Kane
Hostess
Michael Morrison
Walter
Leslie Laine
Victoria
Cantara Christopher
Lily
Larry Davis
Dork
Jeffrey Coffin
Herschel Savage
Party Guest (uncredited)
Molly Seagrim
Party Guest in Hot Tub (uncredited)
John Seeman
Party Guest in Hot Tub (uncredited)
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