...the door is always open
Billie is an advertising executive with a secret past she can’t seem to leave behind. Joan is a hopeful young actress looking for the right part and the right guy. Sherry is a model whose whirlwind lifestyle is catching up with her.
Eddie
The film's tagline is: "...the door is always open"
The runtime is 89 minutes (1h 29m).
The film was directed by Chuck Vincent.
The screenplay was written by Rick Marx and Chuck Vincent.
The score was composed by Ian Shaw.
Cinematography was handled by Larry Revene.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt0083007.
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Good
11 votes
Roommates
Released
NC-17
English
United States of America
