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Veronica 2030 (1999)
Built for pleasure, Veronica 2030 is a love android from the future - but there's a problem with the programming... The robot has discovered the delicious sensation of human passion. The insatiable android must be stopped before she has a sexual short circuit.
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Built for pleasure, Veronica 2030 is a love android from the future - but there's a problem with the programming... The robot has discovered the delicious sensation of human passion. The insatiable android must be stopped before she has a sexual short circuit.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:C. Courtney Joyner
In Theaters:2/2/1999
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Surrender Cinema
Cast
Gary Graver
Director
Julia Ann
Veronica
Everett Rodd
Dan Silver
Stephanee LaFleur
Maxine
E.R. Wolf
Dr. Felix Flankton
Nikki Fritz
Camilla Likenthrow
Sandy Wasko
Billy Jo
Deborah Dutch
Bobby Jo (as Wendy Davidson)
Joseph Roth
Harry Horner
Kurt Sinclair
Jason Paris
Steve Curtis
Lab Assistant Chambers
Johnny Styles
Gunther the Chauffeur
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