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A man has all the answers when it comes to giving advice to friends, but when it comes to his own life, he is lost.
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A man has all the answers when it comes to giving advice to friends, but when it comes to his own life, he is lost.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:John Ward
In Theaters:5/1/1998
Box Office:
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Artist View Entertainment, Go West Productions LLC
Cast
John Ward
Director
John Ward
David Russell
Sydney Penny
Natalie Ross
David Kaufman
Allen Stinner
Jaid Barrymore
Ms. Robbins
George Anthony Baker
Andre Barnes
Michael Beaumont
Frank, The Guardian Angel
Lisa Picotte
Sabrina Addams
Michael E. Knight
Marble Jones
Stuart Scott
ESPN Reporter
Eric Paisley
Professor Rexford
Jennifer Ward
David's Mother
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