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Rented Lips is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Robert Downey Sr. released in USA on 1 july 1988 with Martin Mull
Rented Lips (1987)
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Add to a movie listRented Lips is a 1988 comedy-satire film directed by Robert Downey, Sr., and starring his son, Robert Downey, Jr., as well as Martin Mull, Dick Shawn, and Jennifer Tilly.
It was the final film appearance of Shawn, who died in 1987.
Actors
Martin Mull
(Archie Powell)
Dick Shawn
(Charlie Slater)
Jennifer Tilly
(Mona Lisa)
Robert Downey Jr.
(Wolf Dangler)
Kenneth Mars
(Reverend Farrell)
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