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Play Dead (2001)
While a gay high school student babysits a sassy, precocious kid from a broken home, he learns that the teen wrestler he pines for has died in a car accident and his lesbian friend is to blame. Now, the trio must dispose of the body.
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While a gay high school student babysits a sassy, precocious kid from a broken home, he learns that the teen wrestler he pines for has died in a car accident and his lesbian friend is to blame. Now, the trio must dispose of the body.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jeff Jenkins
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Headstrong Entertainment
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