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Brick Parker and Georgie Laverne are determined to serve justice.
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Brick Parker and Georgie Laverne are determined to serve justice.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Adventure
Written By:Adrien Ménielle, Jérôme Niel
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Canal+, Studio+, Studio Bagel
Cast
Jérôme Niel, Adrien Ménielle
Director
Jérôme Niel
Brick Parker
Adrien Ménielle
Georgie
Marie Papillon
Stacy
Cécile Oquendo
Maria Hernandez
Eric Defosse
Chef des malfrats
Thibaut Belfodil
Brick Parker (voice)
Julien Pestel
Georgie / Dustin Furlow (voice)
Gilbert Lévy
Chef des malfrats (voice)
Laura Felpin
Maria Hernandez (voice)
Chloé Berthier
Stacy (voice)
Gaël Mectoob
Homme en noir (voice)
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