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The Filthy Five (1968)

A young rising boxer is torn between choosing two women to be with in his life, a hooker and a TV star, both of whom join forces to make him be dependent on one forever.
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A young rising boxer is torn between choosing two women to be with in his life, a hooker and a TV star, both of whom join forces to make him be dependent on one forever.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Andy Milligan
Written By:Andy Milligan, Gerald Jacuzzo
In Theaters:8/11/1968
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Extraordinary Films

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