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McDick (2017)

When the world's worst cop is fired he becomes the world's worst private detective. For reasons unknown he finds himself the target of every criminal in town. He must overcome his incompetence and several character defects to solve the case and save his life.
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When the world's worst cop is fired he becomes the world's worst private detective. For reasons unknown he finds himself the target of every criminal in town. He must overcome his incompetence and several character defects to solve the case and save his life.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Chris McDonnell
Written By:Chris McDonnell, Michael McDonnell
In Theaters:10/7/2017
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Starling Entertainment, Wallace Road Pictures, Exertion Films

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