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Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills (1989)The widow's houseboy and the divorcee's chauffeur bet on which will bed the other's employer first. Director:Paul Bartel |
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Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills (1989)The widow's houseboy and the divorcee's chauffeur bet on which will bed the other's employer first. Director:Paul Bartel |
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Clare Lipkin
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Ray Sharkey | ... |
Frank
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| Mary Woronov | ... |
Lisabeth Hepburn-Saravian
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| Robert Beltran | ... |
Juan
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| Ed Begley Jr. | ... |
Peter
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| Wallace Shawn | ... |
Howard
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Arnetia Walker | ... |
To-Bel
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Paul Bartel | ... | |
| Paul Mazursky | ... |
Sidney
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Edith Diaz | ... |
Rosa
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Rebecca Schaeffer | ... |
Zandra
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| Barret Oliver | ... |
Willie Saravian
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Jerry Tondo | ... |
June-Bug
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| Susan Saiger | ... |
Kelly
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| Michael Feinstein | ... |
Himself
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A divorcée, whose house is being fumigated, temporarily moves in with a friend, whose husband has recently passed away. Meanwhile two of the workmen make a bet that they can bed the women and the games are on. Mixed into the mess of filthy rich individuals are the divorcée's ex, her script-writer brother, his new African-American wife, the friend's precocious daughter, and the ghost of her husband. The film offers a satire on the social, racial, and hedonistic lifestyles of the rich and famous. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
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