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Hey Diddle Diddle (2009)
A former high school Mr. Popular, who's currently battling a crippling case of Social Anxiety Disorder, is faced with communing with the people who once adored him at his upcoming 10-year high school reunion.
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A former high school Mr. Popular, who's currently battling a crippling case of Social Anxiety Disorder, is faced with communing with the people who once adored him at his upcoming 10-year high school reunion.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chester Jones III
In Theaters:1/1/2009
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Runtime:124 minutes
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