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How long is Chameleon Street?
1 hour and 34 minutes
When was Chameleon Street released?
January 21, 1990
What is the IMDb rating of Chameleon Street?
7 out of 10
Who stars in Chameleon Street?
Timothy Alvaro
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William Ballenger
Who wrote Chameleon Street?
Wendell B. Harris Jr.
Who directed Chameleon Street?
Wendell B. Harris Jr.
Who was the composer for Chameleon Street?
Peter S. Moore
Who was the producer of Chameleon Street?
Dan Lawton
Who was the cinematographer for Chameleon Street?
Daniel S. Noga
Who was the editor of Chameleon Street?
Matthew Mallinson
What is the plot of Chameleon Street?
Detroiter William Douglas Street poses as a Harvard doctor, Time reporter, African exchange student.
How much did Chameleon Street earn at the US box office?
$235,000
What is Chameleon Street rated?
R
What genre is Chameleon Street?
Comedy, Comedy Drama, and Drama
How many awards has Chameleon Street won?
1 award
How many awards has Chameleon Street been nominated for?
2 nominations
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