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True Confessions of Tori Welles (1989)
Jill and Cathy are friends from college who decide to share an apartment. It's a nice, fashionable place, and rich daddy Mr. Levy is holding up daughter Cathy's side of the lease. Daddy doesn't appreciate Jill's wild woman influence on his daughter, although he wouldn't mind Welles for himself.
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Jill and Cathy are friends from college who decide to share an apartment. It's a nice, fashionable place, and rich daddy Mr. Levy is holding up daughter Cathy's side of the lease. Daddy doesn't appreciate Jill's wild woman influence on his daughter, although he wouldn't mind Welles for himself.
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Written By:Paul Thomas
In Theaters:4/30/1989
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment
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