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Governor Gabbi (2017)
A college student is mistakenly elected governor.
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A college student is mistakenly elected governor.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Erica Niebauer
In Theaters:12/12/2017
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
James Niebauer
Director
Gabrielle Niebauer
Gabrielle Howard
Mark Hoffman
Bryce Balse
Nanette Geree Rice
Merrill
William W. Barbour
Congressman Brown
Crystal Barrett
Jules
Tina Carr Borra
Congresswoman Jo
Tana Colburn
Lelah Howard 'Grandma'
Sheila Ellis
Health Secretary Janet
Josh Fesler
Stoner
Noel Farmer
Chef Picasso
David Massil
Lieutenant Powers
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