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After matching with a famous actor on a dating app, Ryan is invited to a party at his mansion and is unexpectedly thrown into a cutthroat competition for the actor’s heart.
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After matching with a famous actor on a dating app, Ryan is invited to a party at his mansion and is unexpectedly thrown into a cutthroat competition for the actor’s heart.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Jake Delaney, Carolyn Cicalese
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Runtime:15 minutes
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