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Two friends try executing their 'get-rich-quick' plan by kidnapping their boss's daughter, but when the plan falls apart, they must scramble to fix the situation and repair their friendship.
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Two friends try executing their 'get-rich-quick' plan by kidnapping their boss's daughter, but when the plan falls apart, they must scramble to fix the situation and repair their friendship.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Rob Grant
In Theaters:9/28/2012
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:True Hype Productions
Cast
Rob Grant
Director
Mike Kovac
Teddy Ivans
Scott Wallis
Callum McDermott
Bradley Duffy
Vincent Woods
John Fitzgerald
Hank Halbern
Chelsey Reist
Crystal Halbern
Graham Wardle
Hardware Store Jerk
Chris Hoggan
Female Customer
Ida Grant
Crazy Old Lady
Len Harvey
Jake Halbern
Justin Stone
Tory Halbern (as Justin Sproule)
P. Lynn Johnson
Hailey McDermott
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