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Being Trump (2020)
President Donald Trump's Space Force program has quickly become a reality and he insists on being the first man to walk the red planet. Would Trump really need to transfer his powers or could he just find a look-a-like to fill in for a few days?
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President Donald Trump's Space Force program has quickly become a reality and he insists on being the first man to walk the red planet. Would Trump really need to transfer his powers or could he just find a look-a-like to fill in for a few days?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jason Campbell
In Theaters:4/21/2020
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:JCFilms
Cast
Jason Campbell
Director
Will Stauff
Jason Campbell
Katherine Elise Shaw
Emily Reynolds
Tim Perez-Ross
John Oliver
Wesley Benson
Charlie
Carson Campbell
Birthday Boy
Dana Johnson
Korean Counterpart #1
Erica Grimm
Korean Counterpart #2
Jacob Pitoniak
Andrew
Jeremiah Clark
Secret Service
Gary Lee Vincent
Tiger Larue
Xander Hayes
Birthday Party Guest
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