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The Stud and the Nympho 

The stud may be sued for divorce by his wife and cheated on by his mistress, but the nympho may be in even more trouble if she trusts someone who is actually a murderous lunatic.
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The stud may be sued for divorce by his wife and cheated on by his mistress, but the nympho may be in even more trouble if she trusts someone who is actually a murderous lunatic.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Lui Kei
Written By:Lui Kei
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Golden Film (Lui Chi) Company

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