Pixar Showcases Their Actual First Gay Character in “OUT”
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Mr. Billion's Dollar Babies
Tom, an editor at the German branch of the Dallas Inquirer, is feverishly searching for his big story on shady international deals. He finds what he is looking for through his cousin and housemate Joey, of all people, who works as a puppet for the obscure U.S. tycoon Mr. Billion. For the two know next to nothing about each other and yet they stumble from one adventure into the next...
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Tom, an editor at the German branch of the Dallas Inquirer, is feverishly searching for his big story on shady international deals. He finds what he is looking for through his cousin and housemate Joey, of all people, who works as a puppet for the obscure U.S. tycoon Mr. Billion. For the two know next to nothing about each other and yet they stumble from one adventure into the next...
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Michael D'Angelo
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Video Teresa Orlowski
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