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The Devil's Diamond (2006)
An Atlanta architect, Myles, plans to propose marriage to his distrustful girlfriend, Tory. He unknowingly buys an engagement ring from a beautiful and mysterious woman, who happens to be the devil's daughter, Tamia.
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An Atlanta architect, Myles, plans to propose marriage to his distrustful girlfriend, Tory. He unknowingly buys an engagement ring from a beautiful and mysterious woman, who happens to be the devil's daughter, Tamia.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Alfred Robbins
In Theaters:8/9/2006
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Bottom of the Net Filmworks
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