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After accidentally summoning the ghost of William Shakespeare, an insecure teenager tries to land the role of Romeo in his school play and win over the girl playing Juliet, with the Bard as his guide.
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After accidentally summoning the ghost of William Shakespeare, an insecure teenager tries to land the role of Romeo in his school play and win over the girl playing Juliet, with the Bard as his guide.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Peter Lavery
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Clover Fox Films, Elevation Films
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