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The Many Faces of Beth Jones
Off the back of a successful stint on a television show, Beth's agent has been hard at work finding her new roles to make her a star. As she excitedly arrives to meet her agent, the parts found for her might not be exactly what she was hoping for.
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Off the back of a successful stint on a television show, Beth's agent has been hard at work finding her new roles to make her a star. As she excitedly arrives to meet her agent, the parts found for her might not be exactly what she was hoping for.
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Written By:Harvey Puttock
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Coin Operated Films
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