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Man Named Charlie (2004)
After a series of mishaps, hitman Charlie and his bumbling sidekicks are given one last chance with The Boss - protect Big Bacon from a possible hit at his upcoming party. Then Charlie’s ex-girlfriend enters the picture.
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After a series of mishaps, hitman Charlie and his bumbling sidekicks are given one last chance with The Boss - protect Big Bacon from a possible hit at his upcoming party. Then Charlie’s ex-girlfriend enters the picture.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Rian Kountz, Russel Silber, Roya Zarrinnahad
In Theaters:5/1/2004
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Incorporated Inc., Velocity 60 Studios
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