Roald Dahl's "Matilda the Musical"
Standing up for what's right, she's met with miraculous results. She takes charge of her own destiny.
Scandal: 15 Minutes of Fame (2001)
Three women, an asping actress, a reporter, and a lawyer, hatch a scheme to enrich each other. The actress will fake a sexual harassment charge against a politician and get a lot of publicity, the reporter will get the scoop, and the lawyer will get a reputation for defending the actress. The scam goes as planned, but things start to break down.
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Three women, an asping actress, a reporter, and a lawyer, hatch a scheme to enrich each other. The actress will fake a sexual harassment charge against a politician and get a lot of publicity, the reporter will get the scoop, and the lawyer will get a reputation for defending the actress. The scam goes as planned, but things start to break down.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Jill Hayworth
In Theaters:1/6/2001
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Click Productions Inc., Oranton Ltd., Biouw Beleggingen B.V., ASP S.A.
Cast
Jill Hayworth
Director
Regina Russell Banali
Amanda Stone
Shauna O'Brien
Lisa Taylor
Kira Reed Lorsch
Tracy Potter
Robert Donavan
Senator Robbins
Kim Dawson
Tiffany
Justin Carroll
Tim Gamen (as Hal Hutton)
Daniel Anderson
Dick White (as Duggan Hayes)
Steve Curtis
Rick
Jason Schnuit
Kent (as Jay Stewart)
Sam Williamson
Bob (as Jesse Coleman)
Anthony Skordi
Mystery Man
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