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Tender Loving Care (1994)
A hair restoration doctor whose fresh-out-of-school nurses help him attract and maintain a clientele. The director plays a guy who wants to get the doctor evicted, and Rhonda Shear plays his dominatrix girlfriend.
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A hair restoration doctor whose fresh-out-of-school nurses help him attract and maintain a clientele. The director plays a guy who wants to get the doctor evicted, and Rhonda Shear plays his dominatrix girlfriend.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Crime
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In Theaters:10/20/1994
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Studio:BRI Video, Morningstar Entertainment
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