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Elvis Gratton
Robert Gratton is a small-town shopkeeper. A right-wing man, he has an unbounded devotion to Elvis Presley. He decides to enter an Elvis impersonation contest.
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Robert Gratton is a small-town shopkeeper. A right-wing man, he has an unbounded devotion to Elvis Presley. He decides to enter an Elvis impersonation contest.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Julien Poulin, Pierre Falardeau
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Runtime:30 minutes
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