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1997

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Upon returning in glory to the college from which he was expelled, sexually voracious and dyspeptic writer Harry Block can find no companions for his trip--except, that is, for a hooker he's hired. The trouble with Harry, as it were, is that he's alienated everyone in his life, from a string of wives and psychotherapists to all .. Read more

Starring	Woody Allen, Demi Moore, Robin Williams, Billy Crystal
Director	Woody Allen
Genres	Comedy

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