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1. Silver Screen Confidential › Cast

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     Jenna Jameson

     Celeste Andrews

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     Davia Ardell

     Gina Van Doren

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     Chelsea Blue

     Veronica Rivers

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     Ariel Daye

     Helen

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     Sindee Coxx

     Vivian

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     Brittany

     Alice

   • Tony Tedeschi

     Phil Hillary

   • Jonathan Morgan

     Chuck Bailey, Chick Bailey

   • T. T. Boy

     Jungle Jake Weisenheimer

   • Paul Cox

     Tyrone Flynn

   • Peter North (actor)

     Duke Bruno of Delmonico

   • John O'Connell

     Studio Messenger

   • Thomas Appletree

     Chauffeur

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   Sep 1, 1996 · Overview. Hollywood, late fifties: big cars, fat cigars, and dames in tight sweaters. Damn, they were tight! Studios makin' deals left and right. Man, you gotta have an agent to make it. That's where this curvy little blond come in. Jenna, see, owns a PR firm up in the hills, buy let me tell you pal, this chick likes to Big One.

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   Sep 21, 1998 · Film Buff 1994. Paradise 1997. Silver Screen Confidential 1996. My First Time 1998. Date from Hell 1998. The Time Machine 1996. Fire & Ice: Caught in the Act 1995. Indigo Delta 1997.

   • Director: Jim Enright
   • Produce Company: Wicked Pictures

   • Actors: Jenna Jameson
   • Country: United States

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   Hollywood, late fifties: big cars, fat cigars, and dames in tight sweaters. Damn, they were tight! Studios makin' deals left and right. Man, you gotta have an agent to make it. That's where this curvy little blond come in. Jenna, see, owns a PR firm up in the hills, buy let me tell you pal, this chick likes to Big One. Ain't no other way to put it; she just can't get enough. So if you like ...

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   Cast and crew of «Silver Screen Confidential» (1996). Roles and the main characters. Jenna Jameson, Davia Ardell, Chelsea Blue

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   Nov 1, 2022 · His company, Williams Screen Co., was hugely successful throughout the ’50s. That said, silver screens predated Williams’s early manufacturing endeavors by at least a couple decades. In 1900 ...