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A gay theater-obsessed Texan high school senior has his heart set on Broadway stardom with an eye out for love. With the help of his 300-pound best girl friend, he embarks on a winning journey of self-discovery.
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A gay theater-obsessed Texan high school senior has his heart set on Broadway stardom with an eye out for love. With the help of his 300-pound best girl friend, he embarks on a winning journey of self-discovery.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ash Christian
In Theaters:4/28/2006
Box Office:
Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Mattie Films, Cranium Entertainment, Hear No Evil Films
Cast
Ash Christian
Director
Ash Christian
Rodney Miller
Jonathan Caouette
Seymour Cox
Evan Miller
Ted
Ashley Fink
Sabrina Thomas
Andres Alfonso Ruzo
Hick #1
Tom Zembrod
Hick #2
Richard Porter
Stoner
Justin Bruening
Bobby
Deborah Theaker
Judy
Mitchell Self
Dad
Richard D. Curtin
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