Aliens, Clowns & Geeks (2021)
An out-of-work actor stumbles upon key to the universe, is drawn into intergalactic war between clowns and aliens.
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An out-of-work actor stumbles upon key to the universe, is drawn into intergalactic war between clowns and aliens.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Richard Elfman
In Theaters:1/30/2021
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Richard Elfman
Director
Bodhi Elfman
Eddy Pinie / Clown Zippy
Rebecca Forsythe
Helga Svenson
Angeline-Rose Troy
Inga Svenson / Mom
Steve Agee
Jumbo / Lenny
French Stewart
Professor von Scheisenberg
Nic Novicki
Fritz
George Wendt
Father Mahoney
Malcolm Foster Smith
Lt. Johnson
Martin Klebba
Clown Captain
Verne Troyer
Emperor Beezel-Chug
Anastasia Elfman
Cindy / Young Mom / Nun / Burlesque Dancer
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