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Dave and Pearl (2011)
Two friends (Dave and Pearl) have been invited to the party of a lifetime. In an effort to arrive at the party in style, they take their boss's luxury car (without his knowing), which proceeds to break down. This, in turn, propels the two men on a series of adventures that leads them to discover that true friendship always withstands life's circumstances.
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Two friends (Dave and Pearl) have been invited to the party of a lifetime. In an effort to arrive at the party in style, they take their boss's luxury car (without his knowing), which proceeds to break down. This, in turn, propels the two men on a series of adventures that leads them to discover that true friendship always withstands life's circumstances.
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Written By:Latrisha T. Staples
In Theaters:7/28/2011
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