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A reluctant spy-wannabe has to team up with an American when an insidious real estate plot comes to the small Cotswold town of Witney.
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A reluctant spy-wannabe has to team up with an American when an insidious real estate plot comes to the small Cotswold town of Witney.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Oscar Brett Archibald
In Theaters:
Box Office:$644
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Akasoko Studios
Cast
Oscar Brett Archibald
Director
Oscar Brett Archibald
Thomas Kitt
Dylan John
Chuck Chechunk
Charlotte Wheeler
Roberta Ezequiel
Lydia Miller
Agent Smith
Corey Graham
"Shades"
Harry C Thomlinson
Henchman Hercule
Big Jack
Himself
Daniel Ferrier
The Posh Man
Amy Howard
The Roadman
Dan Abrams
Cyclist (uncredited)
Nathan St. Louis
FBI Agent
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