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Hi all.
There was a TV movie I believe in the early 90s called Double Deception, which to some degree starred Erika Andersch (of which I am a big fan). I unfortunately missed it when it aried, and I dont believe it ever did so again.
Would anyone here have actually since this movie or know what I was talking about? If so, Im curious about the part that Erika played and if there was any actual muscle flexing (or the like) from her in it?
Many thanks.
Can’t say as I ever saw it, but here’s the IMDb site listing.
Link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106760/
Hope that’s of some assistance. B)
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