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The Trainer is a american film of genre Drama directed by Ron Oliver released in USA on 21 june 2013 with Sunny Mabrey
The Trainer (2013)
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Add to a movie listRégime fatal (The Trainer) est un téléfilm américain réalisé par Ron Oliver et diffusé le 22 mars 2013 sur Lifetime Movie Network et en France le 17 juin 2013 sur TF1.
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Annie est une jeune femme qui manque de confiance en elle. Pour reprendre sa vie en main, elle pousse la porte d'un club de remise en forme et est prise en charge par Alexandra, une coach qui s'engage à lui faire perdre cinq kilos. Peu à peu, cette dernière devient de plus en plus envahissante et intrusive.Actors
Sunny Mabrey
(Alex Sullivan)
Chelsea Hobbs
(Annie Hogan)
Brittney Irvin
(Tina)
Mackenzie Gray
(Glen Kopylek)
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