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Grandma's Blessings (2013)
A local TV talk show host, Drayton Taylor, finally lands an interview of a lifetime that is sure to gain him national exposure. The combination of his nervousness and some well-meaning co-workers who offer him sedatives & pot prove disastrous.
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A local TV talk show host, Drayton Taylor, finally lands an interview of a lifetime that is sure to gain him national exposure. The combination of his nervousness and some well-meaning co-workers who offer him sedatives & pot prove disastrous.
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Written By:Doug Sebastian, Roy Kirkland
In Theaters:2/15/2013
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Runtime:104 minutes
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