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Assassins' Kitchen Academy (A.K.A.)
Imagine a world where a steak, tofu, spaghetti or even a doughnut could be deadly. Introducing the Assassins’ Kitchen Academy, where culinary arts meet covert operations.
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Imagine a world where a steak, tofu, spaghetti or even a doughnut could be deadly. Introducing the Assassins’ Kitchen Academy, where culinary arts meet covert operations.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Crime
Written By:Tsz Yui Fung (BrianYui)
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:OKey Donkey Productions
Cast
Tsz Yui Fung (BrianYui)
Director
Archie Walker
Wolves
Sally-Anne Llewellyn Jones
Annabelle Loveless
Kate Allen
Inspector
Timothy Wong
Baked bean man
James Gourley
Kitchen apprentice
Toghu Aiyewa
Kitchen apprentice
Connie Ngan
Kitchen apprentice
Rob Liddy
Kitchen apprentice
Sol Baldi
Kitchen apprentice
Vicky Turner
The Bristolian Italian
Toby Blewett
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