My Chauffeur (1986) 5.2
A free-spirited young woman (Deborah Foreman) upsets the status quo at a stuffy Brentwood limousine service. Director:David BeairdWriter:David Beaird |
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My Chauffeur (1986) 5.2
A free-spirited young woman (Deborah Foreman) upsets the status quo at a stuffy Brentwood limousine service. Director:David BeairdWriter:David Beaird |
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| Deborah Foreman | ... | ||
| Sam J. Jones | ... |
Battle
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Sean McClory | ... |
O'Brien
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| Howard Hesseman | ... |
McBride
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| E.G. Marshall | ... |
Witherspoon
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| Penn Jillette | ... |
Bone
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| Teller | ... |
Abdul
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| John O'Leary | ... |
Giles
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Julius Harris | ... |
Johnson
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Laurie Main | ... |
Jenkins
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Stanley Brock | ... |
Downs
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Jack Stryker | ... |
Moses
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Vance Colvig Jr. | ... |
Doolittle
(as Vance Colvig)
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Ben Slack | ... |
Dupont
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Elaine Wilkes | ... |
Colleen
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A free-spirited young woman (Deborah Foreman) upsets the status quo at a stuffy Brentwood limousine service.
This movie has many highlights -- the blue lady walking a dog scene, the tar pit scene, the hillbilly hospitality scene, the car thief scene and on and on including the entire Bone & Abdul (i.e. Penn & Teller) routine. There are no low points. Deb is in top form -- cute, coy and adorable. Aside from a couple of minor continuity flaws, the movie is perfect. And if your wondering where I got my name from, watch the movie. Yes, Deb, I wanna be your dog! :-)