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The Waiting Game

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The two friends Sarah and Amy runs an art gallery in a small town in New England. They share not only the art gallery, but also the longing for true love. Sarah's Uncle Lowell from Mexico pays a unexpected visit. This will be the start of an adventure that will take Sarah and Amy through the drug cartels and the CIA spies, to a passionate encounter with two seductive, also dangerous men.

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What is The Waiting Game (2001) about?

The two friends Sarah and Amy runs an art gallery in a small town in New England. They share not only the art gallery, but also the longing for true love. Sarah's Uncle Lowell from Mexico pays a unexpected visit. This will be the start of an adventure that will take Sarah and Amy through the drug cartels and the CIA spies, to a passionate encounter with two seductive, also dangerous men.

Who stars in The Waiting Game?

The Waiting Game stars Chris Potter (Tim / Adrian), Chandra West (Sarah Frazer), Paula Abdul (Amy Fuentes), Art Hindle (Lowell Kincaid), Jonathan Crombie (Matt). The film was directed by Vic Sarin.

How long is The Waiting Game?

The Waiting Game has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2001.

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