Walk the Angry Beach

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Walk the Angry Beach
Directed by John Hayes
Written by John Hayes
Starring Jack Vorno
Rue McClanahan
Distributed by Headliner Productions
Release date(s) 1968
Running time 74 min.
Country U.S.A.
Language English
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Walk the Angry Beach, also known as Hollywood After Dark and The Unholy Choice, was a 1968 film starring Rue McClanahan as a young actress who attempts to start a movie career, but ends up being exploited by the industry and becomes a stripper.

The film was picked up a number of times by various exploitation film groups, and released again in 2006 as a double feature with The Rotten Apple called "Golden Girl Double Feature," focusing on McClanahan's roles, as she later gained fame for her work on The Golden Girls.

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