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Russ, a forty-something acting teacher advises his students of the impending arrival of casting director Lolly. In preparation, the remaining classes provide an opportunity to rehearse their selected audition scenes from cult and classic movies.
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Russ, a forty-something acting teacher advises his students of the impending arrival of casting director Lolly. In preparation, the remaining classes provide an opportunity to rehearse their selected audition scenes from cult and classic movies.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Liam Reilly, Ed Wise, Jamie Delaney
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