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Life With Death (2008)
Walter Richardson is having a bad day. And his weekend isn't looking any better. Death has come to collect Walter's soul. There's only one problem. He accidentally came two days early. Now Walt has to spend the rest of his life with Death. It's gonna be a long weekend.
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Walter Richardson is having a bad day. And his weekend isn't looking any better. Death has come to collect Walter's soul. There's only one problem. He accidentally came two days early. Now Walt has to spend the rest of his life with Death. It's gonna be a long weekend.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Brad Heath, Joe Heath
In Theaters:4/28/2008
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Minty Pineapple Entertainments
Cast
Joe Heath
Director
Joe Heath
Walter Richardson/Gary/Punk Rocker/Keyboard Player/Pirate
Brad Heath
Death/Purse Snatcher/Drunk Man/Bass Player/Man in Tree/Ricky/Tommy No-Nuts/The Priest/PIG
Stan Heath
Bum
Bruce Scott
Mr. Parker/The Blind Man
Amanda Wooten
Gigi
Josh Spurgin
Mad Scientist/Uncle Frank
Kathy Bethune
Madame Morgana
Kipp Heath
The Dude/Truck Driver/Willy/Art Supporter/Death Shemp
Gonzo Lager
Brian
Amy Withaneye
Walt's Mother
Jessi Hyman
Mimi Cohen
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