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| Chicken And Egg Pictures (2009) | |||||
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| Elizabeth Canner | Herself - Narrator | |
| Darby Stephens | Herself - Manager of Clinical Research / Vivus | |
| Virgil Place | Himself - Founder / Vivus | |
| Leland Wilson | Himself - President & CEO / Vivus | |
| Kim Airs | Herself - Owner / Grand Opening | |
| Susan Bennett | Herself - Professor of Medicine / Harvard Medical School | |
| Craig Peterson | Himself - Director of Clinical Research / Vivus | |
| Ray Moynihan | Himself - Visiting Editor / The British Medical Journal | |
| Stuart Meloy | Himself - Orgasmatron Inventor | |
| Charletta | Herself - Clinical Trial Test Subject | |
| Leonore Tiefer | Herself - Sex Therapist | |
| Meika Loe | Herself - Professor of Sociology / Colgate University | |
| Carol Queen | Herself - Founder & Curator / Good Vibrations Antique Vibrator Museum | |
| Neyla Sloulka | Herself - Patient Concierge / The Berman Center | |
| Laura Berman | Herself - Sex Therapist | |
| Jennifer Berman | Herself - Urologist | |
| Suzanne Roth | Herself - Nurse Practitioner / The Berman Center | |
| Lisa Thorson | Herself - Director of Marketing / Global Med Technologies | |
| Alan Altman | Himself - International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Problems | |
| Andrea Klemes | Herself - Global Manager of Intrinsa / Procter & Gamble | |
| Kim Wallen | Himself - Professor of Behavioral Neuroendocrinology / Emory University | |
| Lenore Pomerance | Herself - Psychotherapist | |
| Johna Lucas | Herself - Procter and Gamble | |
| Daniel Davis | Himself - Food and Drug Administration | |
| Steven Nissen | Himself - Panel Member / FDA Advisory Committee |
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| Producer |
Jane Applegate
Alex Barnett Doug Block Sara Booth Sarah Zoe Canner |
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| Cinematography |
Elizabeth Canner
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| Musician |
Alex Barnett
Don Glasgo Stephanie Olmanni |
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Extraordinary behind-the-scenes access reveals a drug company's fevered race to develop the first FDA-approved Viagra for women - and offers a humorous but sobering look inside the cash-fueled pharmaceutical industry. |
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