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Title: Zebra Lounge (TV Movie 2001)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Kristy Swanson | ... | Louise Bauer | |
| Stephen Baldwin | ... | Jack Bauer | |
| Brandy Ledford | ... | Wendy Barnet | |
| Cameron Daddo | ... | Alan Barnet | |
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Dara Perlmutter | ... | Brooke Barnet |
| Daniel Magder | ... | Daniel Barnet | |
| Vince Corazza | ... | Neil Bradley (as Vincent Corazza) | |
| Brian Paul | ... | Adam Frazier | |
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Howard Hoover | ... | Bill Wallace |
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J.D. Nicholsen | ... | Detective (as Jack Nicholsen) |
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Brandan Turcic | ... | Evan |
| Chris Gillett | ... | Hank | |
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Judy White | ... | Janet |
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Stephen Fretwell | ... | Paul McGrew |
| Joan Gregson | ... | Grandma Margaret | |
The upper middle class Wendy Barnet and Alan Barnet are married with children and live in the suburbs. Alan is disputing a promotion with his co-worker Neil Bradley (Vincent Corazza) but his relationship with Wendy is boring. They decide to buy a swingers magazine and contact an attractive couple to rekindle their sex life. The couple Louise and Jack Bauer schedule a date with them at the Zebra Lounge and they go to a place where they swap wives. Wendy and Alan feel satisfied with the encounter but Louise and Jack want to meet them again. Soon they find how persistent Jack is. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Not going to win any awards but I was pleasantly surprised. For a late night flick free on cable, I had no complaints (although I wouldn't have wanted to pay money for the movie!). The acting was tolerable, with the plot and characters somewhat believable. The suspense could have been a hell of a lot better, but that was largely due to the lack of post-production budget (these Canadian produced flicks seem to really lack the oomph in the film score, lighting and effects that help enhance the mood of the film). All in all, I usually fall asleep on the couch watching these late-nighters, but this one made we want to watch to the end. That alone makes it worth a 5 or 6.