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A Bird in the Bush (2008)
Out-of-work college professor Grant Oldman gets more than he bargains for when he brings an unknown woman to pose as his wife for a dinner party. After a disastrous evening, Grant finds himself homeless and unemployed with the unwanted task of supervising his unstable date that has inadvertently kidnapped the key witness to a fatal mob massacre. With federal agents hot on their trail, they must escort the witness to safety and escape the city before the mafia can execute its deadly plans.
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Out-of-work college professor Grant Oldman gets more than he bargains for when he brings an unknown woman to pose as his wife for a dinner party. After a disastrous evening, Grant finds himself homeless and unemployed with the unwanted task of supervising his unstable date that has inadvertently kidnapped the key witness to a fatal mob massacre. With federal agents hot on their trail, they must escort the witness to safety and escape the city before the mafia can execute its deadly plans.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Michael Fredianelli
In Theaters:6/25/2008
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Runtime:102 minutes
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Cast
Michael Fredianelli
Director
Jana Ireton
Barbra Bridges
Michael Fredianelli
Grant Oldman
Michael Nosé
Christopher Sarna
Brian Gallegos
Terry Holbrook
Jeff Handy
Jake Howard
Shai Wilson
Carla James
Aaron Stielstra
Flatulent Hobo
Ronald Kaplan
Daddy Don Guido
James Soderborg
Warren Bridges
Kathleen Funston
Martha Bridges
Dik Martin
Clint Sullivan
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