The Sexbomb Trailer

The Sexbomb Trailer (1986)

01 May 1986 Comedy 79 mins

Adonis Soultanis is a Greek Can Importer and too cocky with women so he doesn't want any married person working in his office. When his rich aunt passed away she left him a will with terms to avenge him for his character.

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Cast

Sotiris Moustakas

as Adonis Soultanis

Maria Bonelou

as Mery Soultani

Elena Strati

as Lina Hajipavli

Giorgos Vasos

as Thomas

Panos Korkotas

as Dimitris

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Greece 01 May 1986

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