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Takin' It All Off (1987)
A school for strippers is in trouble. They audition for the owner, and he's pleased, except that the new girl can't make herself take her clothes off. After hypnosis, she's ready, willing, and able, but always strips when she hears music, and threatens the future of the strip school.
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A school for strippers is in trouble. They audition for the owner, and he's pleased, except that the new girl can't make herself take her clothes off. After hypnosis, she's ready, willing, and able, but always strips when she hears music, and threatens the future of the strip school.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ed Hansen, George Buck Flower
In Theaters:10/3/1987
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Hansen & Gervasoni Films
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