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Stripteaser II (1997)
While searching for his kid sister Lisa, who disappeared into the seamy world of Los Angeles strip clubs, streetwise cabbie Rick meets Angie, a woman forced to dance to pay off the debts her father incurred while gambling. Rick's search for his sister becomes more desperate as he finds out more about the dark world of power and intrigue hidden beneath the city's neon lights.
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While searching for his kid sister Lisa, who disappeared into the seamy world of Los Angeles strip clubs, streetwise cabbie Rick meets Angie, a woman forced to dance to pay off the debts her father incurred while gambling. Rick's search for his sister becomes more desperate as he finds out more about the dark world of power and intrigue hidden beneath the city's neon lights.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Alanzon Alfonzo
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:The Pacific Trust, Califilm
Cast
Karl Ernest
Director
Rick Jordan
Marty
Holly Hollywood
Angie (as Stacey Leigh Mobley)
Matt Preston
Nick
Kim Dawson
Daphne Gulliani
Taylor St. Claire
Junior Samples
Kevin Reilly
Reilly
Lisa Ann Brown
Sindy
Kimberly Blair
Lisa
Slade Barnett
Charlie / Cowboy
Maria Ford
Dancer (archive footage) (uncredited)
Elena Sahagun
Dancer (archive footage) (uncredited)
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