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Twirl (1981)
Best friends compete for the title of "Miss Twirl" (similar to a Miss America contest with the primary category of competition being -- what else? -- twirling!). The real test, however, is whether their friendship will survive through the contest with the pressure and interference from their parents to win.
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Best friends compete for the title of "Miss Twirl" (similar to a Miss America contest with the primary category of competition being -- what else? -- twirling!). The real test, however, is whether their friendship will survive through the contest with the pressure and interference from their parents to win.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Drama, TV Movie
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In Theaters:10/25/1981
Box Office:
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Atrium Productions, Charles Fries Productions, NBC
Cast
Gus Trikonis
Director
Erin Moran
Bonnie Lee Jordan
Lisa Whelchel
Jill Moore
Charles Haid
Matt Jordan
Stella Stevens
Carolyn Moore
Edd Byrnes
Bobby Bennett
Sharon Spelman
Tammy Watsberg
Heather Locklear
Cherie Sanders
Matthew Tobin
Judge Norton Fryer
Conni Marie Brazelton
Vanessa Watkins
Missy Gold
Traci Jordan
Christopher McDonald
Buddy Butler
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