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Looking For Lola (1997) [PG]

Release Date:
December 31, 1997

Original Title:
Looking For Lola

Alternate Titles:
Donuts
Macarena
Ψάχνοντας τη Λόλα

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Nu Image

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG 

Runtime: 100

He said he was rich... She said she was richer... Even liars fall in love!

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Looking for Lola is a comical look at the world of relationships and highlights just how far we will go to impress that special someone... Mike (Mark Kassen) has moved to L.A. with dreams of being a writer. In order to keep his parents satisfied, he lies to them, telling of his instant success and wealth as an author. Lola (Ara Celi) has dreams of being a dancer; however her illegal status in the country has left her looking after her sleazy boss' mansion. the hilarity begins after the two meet. Both weave an intricate set of lies, painting a picture of success and wealth, in an attempt to woo the other. However, when their parents decide to visit them in California, it becomes extremely challenging to keep the comical facade alive!

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Director:
Boaz Davidson

Screenplay:
Les Weldon

Story:
Boaz Davidson
John Thompson

Stunts:
Mary Peters
Bruce Paul Barbour
Scotty Richards

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