Playing for Keeps (1986) DVDrip

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Playing for Keeps (1986) DVDrip
  • Release date: 3 Oct 1986
  • Release year: 1986
  • Runtime: 102 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: traveling salesman, xenophobia, bully, reference to christopher columbus, entreprenuership, bank loan, intolerance, land developer, reference to michael jackson, reference to billy idol
  • Budget: $5,000,000
Plot:
Danny, Spikes and Silk have just recently graduated from high school in New York. Danny finds a title deed for a huge house in a small town. He has a dream to turn it into a Rock n' Roll hotel. The townspeople though are not very welcome to the New Yorkers. With a little help from an aging stockbroker, a local girl, and the "stockholders" (friends from New York), they are able to help Danny pursue his dream.

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Playing for Keeps (1986) DVDrip

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