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Murder at the Murder Mystery Party (2023)
When struggling young actress Clara Edwards sneaks into an elusive, exclusive Murder Mystery Party, she finds herself among a bevy of beautiful, famous Hollywood elite who are suddenly trapped inside, and have been pit in a game of wits where the murder itself turns out to be all too real.
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When struggling young actress Clara Edwards sneaks into an elusive, exclusive Murder Mystery Party, she finds herself among a bevy of beautiful, famous Hollywood elite who are suddenly trapped inside, and have been pit in a game of wits where the murder itself turns out to be all too real.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Ellen Huggins
In Theaters:4/21/2023
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Ninth House, MarVista Entertainment
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