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Mere Players (2016)

To prepare for his acting roles, Meisner actor Jerome goes on blind dates with his gay roommate's unsuspecting girlfriends. After three professionally successful but romantically disastrous dates as a bum, a corporate jerk, and an OCD out-patient, Jerome faces the most challenging night of his acting career when his oblivious roommate invites all three of his dates over for a party.
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To prepare for his acting roles, Meisner actor Jerome goes on blind dates with his gay roommate's unsuspecting girlfriends. After three professionally successful but romantically disastrous dates as a bum, a corporate jerk, and an OCD out-patient, Jerome faces the most challenging night of his acting career when his oblivious roommate invites all three of his dates over for a party.

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Directed By:Dan Levy Dagerman
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In Theaters:6/18/2016
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Runtime:18 minutes
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