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Do Over (2016)
Sean King moves his successful internet start-up back to L.A. to find a life he left behind. When the conversation with his brother and best friends, Ryan, Angela, and Anthony leads to remembering your ‘first time’, Angela suggests that the guys revisit the women they lost their virginity, saying they may have a different version of that historic night. A re-booty call! What could possibly go wrong?
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Sean King moves his successful internet start-up back to L.A. to find a life he left behind. When the conversation with his brother and best friends, Ryan, Angela, and Anthony leads to remembering your ‘first time’, Angela suggests that the guys revisit the women they lost their virginity, saying they may have a different version of that historic night. A re-booty call! What could possibly go wrong?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ryan Francis, Kevin J. Foxe
In Theaters:10/11/2016
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Do A Do Over
Cast
Ryan Francis
Director
Drew Seeley
Sean King
Amy Paffrath
Angela Weiss
Zack Lively
Ryan King
Gina Field
Gina Giordano
Jonathan Bennett
Anthony Campana
Hayley Marie Norman
Sharise Olechinsky
Sarah Karges
Rebecca Turgeon
Rebecca Zamolo
Krista McAllister
Jennifer Frederick
Beth Larson
Allan Wasserman
Mr. Schwasserman
Josh Feldman
Shawn Giordano
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