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The Telephone

(1987)
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In this comedy-drama, Vashti Blue (Whoopi Goldberg) is a struggling actor who takes out her frustrations via the telephone, in various accentual impersonations, by making prank calls from her apartment. Read More
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Voice on the Freeway
Larry on Answering Machine/Voice on the Freeway (voic
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Big Ray on Answering Machine
Honey Boxe/Irate Neighbor/Jennifer on Answering Machi
October 09, 2009
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I loved this movie. I only saw it once and would love a copy.
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