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Gym Teacher: The Movie (2008)
Dave Stweie was America's hope for the gold in the 1988 Seoul Games.... until he ran face first into the vault. After Suffering humiliation on a global scale, Dave eventually faded into obscurity and became a gym teacher. A gym teacher with the drive of a former Champion, that is, who takes his job seriously. Very seriously!
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Dave Stweie was America's hope for the gold in the 1988 Seoul Games.... until he ran face first into the vault. After Suffering humiliation on a global scale, Dave eventually faded into obscurity and became a gym teacher. A gym teacher with the drive of a former Champion, that is, who takes his job seriously. Very seriously!
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Genre:Comedy, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Steven Altiere, Daniel Altiere
In Theaters:9/12/2008
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Gym Teacher Productions, Pacific Bay Entertainment Canada, Pacific Bay Entertainment, Nickelodeon Productions
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