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What I've to Do to Make You Love Me
Charlie Abbadessa, an American man living since years in Palermo, shows himself in his intimacy.
The Letterman show only keeps in touch him with the jet-set.
But a star still looking for him, the last of his lovers do not want to put an end to a relationship that for Charlie was the only love story.
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Charlie Abbadessa, an American man living since years in Palermo, shows himself in his intimacy. The Letterman show only keeps in touch him with the jet-set. But a star still looking for him, the last of his lovers do not want to put an end to a relationship that for Charlie was the only love story.
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