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Overview
While doing a story on the intrusion of surreptitious surveillance in peoples' private lives, a television reporter rents some surveillance equipment to get a feel for what it's like to spy.
Top Cast


Jim McMullan
Jim McMullan
John Norman
Jim McMullan
John Norman


Katherine Woodville
Katherine Woodville
Sally Norman
Katherine Woodville
Sally Norman


James A. Watson, Jr
James A. Watson, Jr
Cameraman
James A. Watson, Jr
Cameraman


Bara Byrnes
Bara Byrnes
Sylvia Marina
Bara Byrnes
Sylvia Marina


Al Checco
Al Checco
Surveillance Salesman
Al Checco
Surveillance Salesman


Jacqueline Giroux
Jacqueline Giroux
Barbie
Jacqueline Giroux
Barbie
Curtis Credel
Curtis Credel
Reporter
Curtis Credel
Reporter
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