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The Maintenance Man (2004)
Upscale male escort Malcolm Tremell wants a change in this drama based on Michael Baisden's best-selling novel. After years of living a fantasy life with expensive cars, hot women paying him for sex and enough money to buy whatever he wants, Malcolm begins to long for a more fulfilling existence. When he meets a beautiful dancer, he may have found what he needs -- if he's willing to change.
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Upscale male escort Malcolm Tremell wants a change in this drama based on Michael Baisden's best-selling novel. After years of living a fantasy life with expensive cars, hot women paying him for sex and enough money to buy whatever he wants, Malcolm begins to long for a more fulfilling existence. When he meets a beautiful dancer, he may have found what he needs -- if he's willing to change.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Je'Caryous Johnson
In Theaters:4/1/2004
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Runtime:123 minutes
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