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Live Freaky! Die Freaky! (2006)
In a distant future, a cult forms around the Manson Family, when Charles Manson is mistaken for the messiah. Meanwhile, in 1969, Manson convinces his followers to murder Sharon Tate.
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In a distant future, a cult forms around the Manson Family, when Charles Manson is mistaken for the messiah. Meanwhile, in 1969, Manson convinces his followers to murder Sharon Tate.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Music, Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:John Roecker
In Theaters:1/31/2006
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Runtime:75 minutes
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Cast
John Roecker
Director
Billie Joe Armstrong
Charlie (voice)
Theo Kogan
Hadie (voice)
Asia Argento
Habagail Folger (voice)
Tim Armstrong
Narrator
Rob Aston
Cop #3 (voice)
Travis Barker
Cop #2 (voice)
Kim Fuelleman
The Witness (voice) (as Kim Chi)
Tré Cool
Prosecutor Bug / The Maid (voice)
Mike Dirnt
TV Anchorman (voice)
John Doe
Tex (voice)
Lars Frederiksen
Steve Apparent (voice)
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