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Gone with the Wieners (2009)
The Wiener Brothers set up a social dancing school in the wild west. The brothers find themselves in jail when the men in town discover that there's a lot more than just dancing being taught at the school.
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The Wiener Brothers set up a social dancing school in the wild west. The brothers find themselves in jail when the men in town discover that there's a lot more than just dancing being taught at the school.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Western
Written By:Marc Leland
In Theaters:8/17/2009
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
Marc Leland
Director
Carl Burrows
Peppy Wiener
Carmel Kirtland
Edy Wiener
Richard Pierlon
Grande Wiener
Tina Krause
Bridgett O'Stein
James C. Burns
Granger Smith
Robert Arthur Altman
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Ronny Ascher
Benny Hughes
Andrew Lionetti
Mayor Tom
Tania Mara Miller
Lola Thompson
Fred Ferraro
Sheriff Markee
Robert Ankers
Gramps
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