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Skin Deep

film by Edwards [1989]
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  • filming of The Pink Panther
    Blake Edwards
    / Later films

    With Skin Deep (1989), Edwards returned to the world of the sexual farce, this time with John Ritter playing the role of a novelist with writer’s block. Switch (1991), Edwards’s penultimate theatrical release, had an intriguing concept—an egomaniacal ladies’ man is killed by a jealous girlfriend


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    With Skin Deep (1989), Edwards returned to the world of the sexual farce, this time with John Ritter playing the role of a novelist with writer’s block. Switch (1991), Edwards’s penultimate theatrical release, had an intriguing concept—an egomaniacal ladies’ man is killed by a jealous girlfriend


    Read More