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Atomic Poop (2023)
A hilarious comedy where the love story is affected by an alien invasion.
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A hilarious comedy where the love story is affected by an alien invasion.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bob Gilbert, Susan Scannell
In Theaters:8/8/2023
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Gilbert Entertainment
Cast
Susan Scannell
Director
Will Martella
Adult Brett
Grayson Clark
Adult Brett
Jaron Armes
Teen Brett
Sabrina Koss
Adult Sally
Sharon Evans
Elderly Sally
Sally McAllister
Elderly Brenda
Ellen Peterson
Elderly Gail
Jacob Sherburne
Ant Man / Soldier 1 / Buck 2
Tommy Swanson
Soldier 2
Daisy Walker
Female Alien "Flare"
Dustin Teuber
Buck 1
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