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Sex, Lies & Politics

Sex, Lies & Politics1997

★5.085 minScience FictionComedy

Ron Slick is a Washington lobbyist who comes by Dr. Fez's "clicker" invention, which makes women errogeneously ex-tra-cited; Slick uses the clicker on a senator, a reporter, a police officer and two federal agents.

Director

Writer

Stars

Jacqueline Lovell Kim Dawson Kevin E. West

Cast19

Jacqueline Lovell
as Laurie Hunt
Kim Dawson
as Senator Thorpe
Kevin E. West
as Ron Slick
John Lazar
as Dr. Fez
Holly Hollywood
as Miss Norway
Laura Palmer
as Miss Sweden
L
Loralyn Peterson
as Thorpe's Secretary
L
Lenny Rose
as Senator Dicuado
Kimberly Rowe
as News Anchor
John Larsen
as News Anchor
J
Jane Stowe
as Agent Weave
D
Doug Merrill
as Agent Bobbe
Jennifer Burton
as Officer Shelley
V
Vanessa Shaeffer
as Beer Girl #1
T
Tatiana
as Movie Theater Wife
K
Kiva
as Fran, Woman Prisoner
Jamie Summers
as Sobbing Mother
C
Christal Chacon
as TV Sound Engineer
Melissa Monet
as Aircraft Passenger (as Mindy Debaise)

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