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The Seduction of Maxine (2000)
Maxine Strickland is an up-and-coming sexy film star who is being pursued by a half-crazed fan. When she hires a bodyguard to deal with the problem, she awkwardly learns to put her trust in him quickly because whoever is stalking her is close at hand.
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Maxine Strickland is an up-and-coming sexy film star who is being pursued by a half-crazed fan. When she hires a bodyguard to deal with the problem, she awkwardly learns to put her trust in him quickly because whoever is stalking her is close at hand.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Montana Muirfield
In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:SGF Entertainment
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