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The Devil and Danny Webster (1991)
Danny Webster longs to meet Mr. Right, but he can't compete with all the sun-bronzed gym gods strutting through his West Hollywood neighborhood. So he spends his nights at home hoping for a miracle. Enter the Devil himself, with the offer of a lifetime.
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Danny Webster longs to meet Mr. Right, but he can't compete with all the sun-bronzed gym gods strutting through his West Hollywood neighborhood. So he spends his nights at home hoping for a miracle. Enter the Devil himself, with the offer of a lifetime.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Rick Lawrence
In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Larry Bronco Production, YMAC Video
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