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A Jersey Tale (2004)
Jersey City teen Ray Ray Morales is wasting time in a low paying job until a local loan shark offers him a job — making sure that Ray Ray's friend, an immigrant pawnbroker makes his weekly payments.
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Jersey City teen Ray Ray Morales is wasting time in a low paying job until a local loan shark offers him a job — making sure that Ray Ray's friend, an immigrant pawnbroker makes his weekly payments.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Michael Tolajian
In Theaters:6/25/2004
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Michael Tolajian
Director
Rafael Sardina
Ray Ray Morales
Marjan Neshat
Ruby
Joe Grifasi
Alphonso "Chunks" Colon
David Margulies
Kutty Nazarian
Anthony Chisholm
Floyd
Cristina Ablaza
Hilda
Mike Benitez
Little Tony
Angel David
Ferdie
Rosie De Candia
Disgruntled Customer
Frank Harts
Oswaldo "Papo" Rivera
Victor Hawks
The Father
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