"All They Needed Was A Break. All They Got Was The Shaft." 01 January 1988 Drama, Comedy 77 mins
A wannabe writer who's just moved to Hollywood tries to pitch his script idea to various producers who won't give him the time of day.
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Ron Karabatsos as L.R. Sharkey
Mark Moses as Abbey
Dan Gerrity as Jack
Jack Starrett as Lou Budowski
James Le Gros as Carl
Roxanne Reese as Edna
Carol Mayo Jenkins as Lottie
Richard Romanus as Niles Gregory
Lisa Moncure as Penny
Crystal Carson as Julie
Harry Melching as Harry
Harry Landers as Chuck Starrman
James Woodard as Man at Phone Booth
Herman Grigsby as Jere Smitas
Steve Whitaker as Waiter
Mason Dickson as Andre
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United States 01 January 1988
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