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X-Factor (1984)
From the moment they first meet, Ted and Susan know that there is something very special about what they have. As they slowly and sensually get to know each other, the people around them begin to notice also. With these lovers it's more than just sex; it 's more than just love... it's the X-Factor.
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From the moment they first meet, Ted and Susan know that there is something very special about what they have. As they slowly and sensually get to know each other, the people around them begin to notice also. With these lovers it's more than just sex; it 's more than just love... it's the X-Factor.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Ted Newsom
In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:99 minutes
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