| Fatal Beauty (soundtrack album) | |
|---|---|
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| Soundtrack album by various artisis | |
| Released | November 1987 |
| Length | 35:30 |
| Label | Atlantic LP 81809 |
| Producer | David Chackler, Sylvia Rhone |
Fatal Beauty (soundtrack album) is the official soundtrack album for the 1987 movie Fatal Beauty . Executive producers were David Chackler and Sylvia Rhone; music coordinators were Marty Wekser for Sounds of Film, Ltd. and Merlin Bobb for Atlantic Recording Corporation. [1]
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