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Ernest Rides Again (1993)
Buffoonish Ernest and his dimwitted pal Abner unearth a huge cannon reputed to contain the crown jewels of England.
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Buffoonish Ernest and his dimwitted pal Abner unearth a huge cannon reputed to contain the crown jewels of England.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:John Cherry, William M. Akers
In Theaters:11/12/1993
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Emshell Producers, Pacific Motion Pictures
Cast
John Cherry
Director
Jim Varney
Ernest P. Worrell
Ron James
Abner (as Ron K. James)
Tom Butler
Dr. Glencliff
Linda Kash
Nan
Frank C. Turner
Van Driver
Lillian Carlson
Receptionist
Alf Humphreys
Surgeon (as Alf Humphries)
Mitchell Kosterman
Thug 1 (as Mitch Kosterman)
Alan Robertson
Head Man
Dave 'Squatch' Ward
Construction Worker 1
Duke Ernsberger
Frank
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