'Better Nate Than Ever' takes to Broadway
The coming-of-age story that brings viewers into the world of Broadway, New York City, with musical talent and LGBTQ leads.
Marry me even though I'm crying
George, the director of a branch of a large American company, is a big, incorrigible womanizer. When the General Manager of America announces that he will come for an inspection, George is a little confused, because the General wants to stay at home, in a family environment and not in a hotel. But the good lad knows another path. George rents a beautiful young lady and christens her his husband. Wedding photos and other hilarious tricks are put into action to fool Mr. General.
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George, the director of a branch of a large American company, is a big, incorrigible womanizer. When the General Manager of America announces that he will come for an inspection, George is a little confused, because the General wants to stay at home, in a family environment and not in a hotel. But the good lad knows another path. George rents a beautiful young lady and christens her his husband. Wedding photos and other hilarious tricks are put into action to fool Mr. General.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nikos Kabanis, Vyronas Makridis
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Runtime:95 minutes
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