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Walking Small (1992)
A newly elected sheriff in a small Southern town, who happens to be a dwarf, wants to shut down a whore house ... until the women teach him the true meaning of "walk silently and carry a big stick."
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A newly elected sheriff in a small Southern town, who happens to be a dwarf, wants to shut down a whore house ... until the women teach him the true meaning of "walk silently and carry a big stick."
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Marc Cushman
In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Zane Entertainment
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