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| SuperNova On SciFi Channel Damn ever actor in this movie was Big and Buff James Spader ....Lou Diamond Phillips ...Angela Bassett and another younger actor whom Ive seen on TV but dont know his name his character is transformer into a muscle stud good movie ..Spader naked at the end was worth watching I dont think he has ever been in that kind of shape      |
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| Yup. They were all great looking. xoxo Richard PS: I thought everyone in the world knew this but perhaps not: If you want to know who was in a movie (and whether there are any pix), check out the Internet Movie Database (http://www.imdb.com) rpj |
| October 2nd, 2005, 10:16 PM | |||
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| yeah, that is one hot flick in an indirect kind of way. I was really surprised about how buff many of actors were in that film. |
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