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White Hot (1984)

Margot Park-Lexington has been left penniless after the death of her supposedly wealthy husband. Her attorney, after having read the will, suggests that her only chance for survival is to find employment as a maid in her former mansion which has been leased to a wealthy young playboy whose main interest in life constitutes sexual fulfillment.
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Margot Park-Lexington has been left penniless after the death of her supposedly wealthy husband. Her attorney, after having read the will, suggests that her only chance for survival is to find employment as a maid in her former mansion which has been leased to a wealthy young playboy whose main interest in life constitutes sexual fulfillment.

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Directed By:Carter Stevens
Written By:Carter Stevens, Cindy Cirile
In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Carter Stevens Studios, Bradmore Releasing

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