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Private Lies is a film of genre Drama with Vyto Ruginis
Private Lies (2001)
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Rating49%
Private Lies is a 2001 film directed by Sherry Hormann that was made for German television.
Actors
Vyto Ruginis
(Bob)
Margaret Colin
(Ellen)
John Corbett
(David)
Martina Gedeck
(Sarah)
Marianne Sägebrecht
(Betty)
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