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Pretty Boys (2026)
When a washed up Hollywood star gets a chance to reboot his dying career with a blockbuster film, he convinces his estranged son to come out of retirement, hoping it will bring them back together.
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When a washed up Hollywood star gets a chance to reboot his dying career with a blockbuster film, he convinces his estranged son to come out of retirement, hoping it will bring them back together.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
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In Theaters:4/3/2026
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