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Buddy's life is going nowhere. He dreams of hitting the road in a big rig truck. One day fate smiles on Buddy and his dreams come true. Can Buddy survive his adventures on the open road and still return to the woman he loves?
A State Department employee finds an egg-shaped device with a green fluid inside that makes the person who drinks it invisible. He finds himself being chased by foreign agents who want the substance.
Director:
Bruce Malmuth
Stars:
Steve Guttenberg,
Jeffrey Tambor,
Art Hindle
A morgue attendant is talked into running a brothel at his workplace after a deceased pimp is sent there. However, the pimp's killers don't look too kindly on this new 'business', nor does the morgue's owner.
Director:
Ron Howard
Stars:
Henry Winkler,
Michael Keaton,
Shelley Long
This film was partially filmed at my mom's house in East Los Angeles. The star (Fernando Allende) lived at mom's house, and his love interest was made to live across town, but was actually filmed at a neighbor's house across the street. Lots of scenes were filmed in the East Los Angeles and Montebello areas. The cars were the real stars of the shows. The paint jobs on some were unreal, and were to be appreciated by those who saw them in person. Check it out for a chuckle especially if you have a sense of humor (plus it doesn't hurt to be a Chicano!) - ORALE!! All in all, I've seen much worse. This film does have a special place in my heart because of my mom's house being used in the filming. :)
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This film was partially filmed at my mom's house in East Los Angeles. The star (Fernando Allende) lived at mom's house, and his love interest was made to live across town, but was actually filmed at a neighbor's house across the street. Lots of scenes were filmed in the East Los Angeles and Montebello areas. The cars were the real stars of the shows. The paint jobs on some were unreal, and were to be appreciated by those who saw them in person. Check it out for a chuckle especially if you have a sense of humor (plus it doesn't hurt to be a Chicano!) - ORALE!! All in all, I've seen much worse. This film does have a special place in my heart because of my mom's house being used in the filming. :)