Jill flees New Smyrna, Florida, and boyfriend Keith, in hopes of a new life as a Miami fashion model in South Beach. With advice and support from drag queens Billee and Mona, she makes it ...
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Title: Always Something Better (1996)
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| Nicole Cannon | ... | Jill (as Nicole Freeman) | |
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Chris Sery | ... | Keith |
| Candis Cayne | ... | Billee | |
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Lina Bradford | ... | Mona (as Girlina) |
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Stephen Kinsella | ... | Oliver (as Steve Kinsella) |
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David Asili | ... | Maurice |
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Tony Pompile | ... | Jake |
| Angel Boris Reed | ... | Kathy (as Angel Boris) | |
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Christina Rumore | ... | Cindy |
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Patrica Cook | ... | Jean |
| David Anthony Pizzuto | ... | Jack Kendal | |
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Carolyn SeRine | ... | Madeline |
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Roland King | ... | Patrick |
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Greg Pittman | ... | Kenny |
| Chad Ayers | ... | Sal | |
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Jill flees New Smyrna, Florida, and boyfriend Keith, in hopes of a new life as a Miami fashion model in South Beach. With advice and support from drag queens Billee and Mona, she makes it to the top as an international supermodel in only seven weeks. Then, of course, Keith turns up to make trouble. Written by ~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide
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October 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This was not a total waste of time to watch. The lead actress, Nicole Freeman along with the other principal characters played off of one another well but the movie lacked in the small characters. I just finished viewing this film on the internet which is a good thing because i would not want to pay money to see this. The film did touch on steroid use in an intelligent way.