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Turkish Delight (1974)
Gifted but hot-headed sculptor Eric has a stormy, erotic, and star-crossed romance with a beautiful young woman named Olga.
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Gifted but hot-headed sculptor Eric has a stormy, erotic, and star-crossed romance with a beautiful young woman named Olga.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Gerard Soeteman
In Theaters:9/27/1974
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Verenigde Nederlandsche Filmcompagnie (VNF), Rob Houwer Film Holland
Cast
Paul Verhoeven
Director
Monique van de Ven
Olga Stapels
Rutger Hauer
Erik Vonk
Tonny Huurdeman
Mrs Stapels
Wim van den Brink
Stapels
Hans Boskamp
Store manager
Dolf de Vries
Dr Paul Kruithof
Manfred de Graaf
Henny
Dick Scheffer
Accountant
Marjol Flore
Tineke Elffers
Bert Dijkstra
Hospital official
Bert André
Tourism board member
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