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An Irish Vampire in Hollywood (2007)
Philomene Long plays the vampire Manananaan in indie maven Pegarty Long's film about a bloodthirsty Irish creature of the night who heads to a city known to house its own strange beasts: Hollywood. But Manananaan is right in his element and quickly regains his footing as he acclimates to the metropolis' strange ways. In no time, he chooses his victim -- the sister of a mercurial artist -- and is determined to keep her hostage.
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Philomene Long plays the vampire Manananaan in indie maven Pegarty Long's film about a bloodthirsty Irish creature of the night who heads to a city known to house its own strange beasts: Hollywood. But Manananaan is right in his element and quickly regains his footing as he acclimates to the metropolis' strange ways. In no time, he chooses his victim -- the sister of a mercurial artist -- and is determined to keep her hostage.
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Written By:Pegarty Long
In Theaters:3/17/2007
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