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Lena's Holiday (1991)A woman gets caught up in a smuggling case when her luggage is accidentally switched with an identical case. Director:Michael Keusch |
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Title: Lena's Holiday (1991)
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Felicity Waterman | ... |
Lena Jung
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Flynn
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Jan MacKenzie
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Armenian Cabbie
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Cabbie's Wife
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Fred
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Sara
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Clem Monk
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Dani Minnick | ... |
Julie Eden
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Gene Jackson | ... |
Zeke Patterson
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Ron Pearson | ... |
Tommy
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Meg Register | ... |
Bridgette
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Clayton Martinez | ... |
Brother-in-Law
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Mary Maldonado | ... |
Maria
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Soon after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Lena, from the former East Germany, plans a trip to Hollywood. She has planned her itinerary to the minute, but when her bag is switched at the airport and she looses the name of her hotel, all her plans are thrown into chaos, and she finds herself in the middle of a typical Hollywood suspense plot. A friendly cab driver tries to help out, but doesn't believe bad guys are really after her. Written by Bob Watson <bwatson@dataex.com>
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berlin wall | hollywood tourist | switched luggage | reference to james dean | independent filmTaglines:
An off-the-wall adventure of romance and culture shock.Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
29 August 1991 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Drömsemester i Hollywood See more »Box Office
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$700,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I enjoyed the movie, partially because I was in rapture with Felicity Waterman. She is very attractive and did an excellent job portraying a naive East German girl coming to visit Hollywood. I even believed she was European, her accent seemed that good.
Also thought Chris Lemmon was good in his role. While obviously no way he could match his father's career, was surprised he didn't have a larger career. Seems like a very likable guy. Some excitement, some laughs, some love. I enjoyed the movie, would watch it again, even if only to see Ms. Waterman in that short dress. Somebody involved in creating this movie definitely had a thing for James Dean.