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Deadpan! (2020)

The West can be a dangerous place, and no one know this better than ol' Billy the Bartender. His Saloon is filled with painful punchin' poker players that are willing to do whatever it takes to go all in.
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The West can be a dangerous place, and no one know this better than ol' Billy the Bartender. His Saloon is filled with painful punchin' poker players that are willing to do whatever it takes to go all in.

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Genre:Western
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Written By:Caroline Pace, Andy Bennett, Andrew Kochamba, Davey Peppers
In Theaters:12/1/2020
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Fool's Pajamas

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