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Crash Test (2003)
A writer is kidnapped and surgically transformed into a human crash test dummy.
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A writer is kidnapped and surgically transformed into a human crash test dummy.
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Genre:Animation, Action, Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Sam Voutas
In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Scopofile
Cast
Sam Voutas
Director
Sam Voutas
171096 / Sala / Opening Narration
Steve Van Spall
Limbo Jack / Voice Of Spelling Box
Melanie Ansley
Valeriy / Abby
Xian Warner
Surgeon
Dave Peterson
Lawyer
Katrina J. Kiely
Cindy Geeds
Bruce Solibakke
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Samantha Chesnais
Kid CTD
Louise Heseltine
Young Val
Luke Hay
Mechanic
Caroline Tate
Journalist
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