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Asteroid Ritzy
Fresh from the north east geordie lass Rachel, begins her induction tour on her first day working at the illustrious and bizarre Ritzy cinema.
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Fresh from the north east geordie lass Rachel, begins her induction tour on her first day working at the illustrious and bizarre Ritzy cinema.
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Written By:Noah Kean
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Runtime:9 minutes
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Noah Kean
Director
Rachel West
Rachel "Enes"
Sean Thompson-Patterson
S. Patterson
Laila Stewart
Lobby Girl Laila/ Mr Bean
Jadashai Tami Thomas
Ms Thomas
Harry Evans
Diana
Ricardo Jarret
Rick
Barney Pike
Barista B/Monsieur Beh/Scoop B
Alfred Wales
Barista A/Monsieur A/Scoop A
Monty McDade
Montgomery McPop/ Richie Tenenbaum
Micah Smalling-Green
Cocktail Waiter/ Steve Zissou
Noah Kean
Francis Whitman
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