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The Man from O.R.G.Y. (1970)
When the wealthy owner of an upscale brothel dies, our hero Victor, is sent on a wild goose chase to find the three beautiful heiresses. His only clue is that each of the three women have a hamster branded on their buttocks! When the girls are mysteriously murdered, it is up to Victor to solve the murders.
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When the wealthy owner of an upscale brothel dies, our hero Victor, is sent on a wild goose chase to find the three beautiful heiresses. His only clue is that each of the three women have a hamster branded on their buttocks! When the girls are mysteriously murdered, it is up to Victor to solve the murders.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ted Mark
In Theaters:4/3/1970
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Cinemation Industries, United Hemisphere-Delta
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