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Satin Suite (1979)
Sandra (Heather Young) a beautiful young model, comes to "Eighteen Magazine" for a job. In the Rothwell empire that controls the magazine. Lauren Falconetti (Samantha Fox) is the top dog. But being the top dog in an office full of bitches is not enough for Lauren! She wants the whole thing. In her fight to climb to the "Satin Suite", Lauren bites, scratches, and claws her way to the top!
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Sandra (Heather Young) a beautiful young model, comes to "Eighteen Magazine" for a job. In the Rothwell empire that controls the magazine. Lauren Falconetti (Samantha Fox) is the top dog. But being the top dog in an office full of bitches is not enough for Lauren! She wants the whole thing. In her fight to climb to the "Satin Suite", Lauren bites, scratches, and claws her way to the top!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bill Milling
In Theaters:1/1/1979
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Praexis Productions
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