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Perfect

1985, Movie, R, 115 mins

Perfect: Review

PERFECT isn't. It's too long, too contrived, too 1980s, too self-consciously hip. It has too many predictable plot twists, and it tries too hard to cash in on the "body-beautiful" fad. Adam (John Travolta) is a reporter for Rolling Stone who has come to California to research a story on a successful businessman accused of drug dealing. To keep busy in Lotusland, Adam opts to write a piece on the exercise fad, and after visiting "The Sports Connection" he decides to make Jess... read more

Perfect: Cast & Details

Year: 1985
Rated R

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Cast
John Travolta: Adam
Jamie Lee Curtis: Jessie
John Napierala: City News Editor
Stefan Gierasch: Charlie
Jann Wenner: Mark Roth
Anne De Salvo: Frankie

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