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Curious Caterer: Forbidden Fruit (2024)
Caterer Goldy Berry's date turns awry when the singer at the event she's catering gets electrocuted, making it a crime scene she has to help investigate.
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Caterer Goldy Berry's date turns awry when the singer at the event she's catering gets electrocuted, making it a crime scene she has to help investigate.
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Genre:TV Movie, Mystery
Written By:Julie Kim, Kariné Marwood, Michelle Ricci
In Theaters:10/11/2024
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Timeless Pictures
Cast
David Winning
Director
Nikki DeLoach
Goldy Berry
Andrew W. Walker
Det. Tom Schultz
Jaycie Dotin
Marla Maguire
Riley Davis
Deputy Mason Kildea
Lochlyn Munro
Dr. Richard Korman
Luke Camilleri
Jax Flannagan
Fiona Vroom
Claire Weller
Sarah Strange
Nicola Martens
Jason McKinnon
Sam Baker
Garrett Black
Derek Russo
Tammy Gillis
Selena
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