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My Grapefruit, My Father (2004)
The estranged father of a family dies, and his spirit is sent into grapefruit. Through this experience he makes amends with his family and learns some lessons along the way.
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The estranged father of a family dies, and his spirit is sent into grapefruit. Through this experience he makes amends with his family and learns some lessons along the way.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jeremy Feig
In Theaters:2/28/2004
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Runtime:41 minutes
Studio:Manic Turtle Productions
Cast
Jeremy Feig
Director
Ian Tanza
Sidney / Grapefruit
Jeremy Feig
Travis Cloverfield
Susan Kitchen
Mirabella Cloverfield
Leslie Lello
Nora Cloverfield
Lauren Wadden
Katie Cloverfield
David Daskal
Monroe
G. Larry Butler
Man whose doctor was a quack
Tore Birkedal
I'm really going to miss Uncle Sidney
Zan Overall
Mourner at front of line
Ryan Stockstad
Photographer
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