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Midnight is a film of genre Comedy directed by Norman Thaddeus Vane released in USA on 1 july 1989 with Joe Dallesandro
Midnight (1989)
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Actors
Joe Dallesandro
(Carl, the Gardener)
Lynn Redgrave
(Midnight)
Tony Curtis
(Mr. B)
Katharine Houghton
(Ellen Bennett)
Frank Gorshin
(Ron Saphier)
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