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Sweet Revenge (1990)
An attorney plays match-maker for her ex-husband, by hiring an actress to seduce him - all in an attempt to try and rid herself of alimony payments.
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An attorney plays match-maker for her ex-husband, by hiring an actress to seduce him - all in an attempt to try and rid herself of alimony payments.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Janet Brownell
In Theaters:7/9/1990
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Canal+, Chrysalide Film, The Movie Group, Turner Network Television
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