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Pickleball Pete (2026)
A washed-up tennis player enters a Palm Beach pickleball tournament in order to save his hometown courts from being torn down for a corporate office complex.
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A washed-up tennis player enters a Palm Beach pickleball tournament in order to save his hometown courts from being torn down for a corporate office complex.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dominic Giannetti
In Theaters:5/22/2026
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Giannetti Films
Cast
Dominic Giannetti, Chad Ridgely
Director
Kevin Sorbo
Tear-Drop Charlie
Chad Ridgely
Pickleball Pete
Dean Cain
Stu Sunshine
Carmelita Hughes
Cha Cha
Steven T. Smith
Fred
Gianna Angela
Polly Pickleball Bradley
Brian Drolet
Ted
Evan Scott Golden
Mayor Bradley
Liz DeBeer
Mustang Sally
Sofia Lauren Giannetti
Viper
Barbara Ryan
Mary
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