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Working Girls (1986)A day in the life of several prostitutes in an upscale Manhattan whore house. The film is a stark portrayal of the women prostitutes... See full summary » Director:Lizzie Borden |
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Working Girls (1986)A day in the life of several prostitutes in an upscale Manhattan whore house. The film is a stark portrayal of the women prostitutes... See full summary » Director:Lizzie Borden |
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Louise Smith | ... | |
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Deborah Banks | ... | |
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Liz Caldwell | ... | |
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Marusia Zach | ... | |
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Eli Hasson | ... |
Voice of Hasid
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Tony Whiting | ... |
Voice of Gina's Client
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Richard Davidson | ... | |
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Ronald Willoughby | ... |
John
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Paul Slimak | ... | |
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Fred Neumann | ... | |
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Patience Pierce | ... | |
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Ellen McElduff | ... | |
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Grant Wheaton | ... | |
A day in the life of several prostitutes in an upscale Manhattan whore house. The film is a stark portrayal of the women prostitutes, the male customers and the motivations of both. Watch as the madam manipulates her "girls". Watch as she answers the phone by saying "Hello John, what's new and different?" Watch as the "johns" try to manipulate the "girls". Part nudie exploitation, part sociological thesis. Written by Mark Logan <marklo@west.sun.com>
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