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Annie Potts
as Edith Bedelmeyer
Lorna Patterson
as Betty Crandall
Georgia Engel
as Loretta Smoot
Francine Tacker
as Camille Rittenhouse
Marcia Lewis
as Irma Coolidge
Merwin Goldsmith
as George Coolidge
Peter Scolari
as Benny Loman
Adrian Zmed
as Frankie Millardo
Morgan Most
as Connie
Richard Stahl
as General Culpepper
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