Māhū—Reclaiming what’s rightfully theirs
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Quigley (2003)
When a rich practical joker dies, he's reborn as a dog, which he uses as another chance to right the wrongs he never did as a human.
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When a rich practical joker dies, he's reborn as a dog, which he uses as another chance to right the wrongs he never did as a human.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:William Byron Hillman
In Theaters:2/3/2003
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Runtime:89 minutes
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Cast
William Byron Hillman
Director
Gary Busey
Archie Channing
Osgood Perkins
Guardian Angel Sweeney
Curtis Armstrong
Dexter Pearlsley
Christopher Atkins
Woodward Channing
Jessica Ferrarone
Joanne Channing
Caryn Greenhut
Sarah
Jillian Clare
Megan Channing
Galvin Chapman
Brian Channing
Bill Fagerbakke
Security Guard Londo
Dorien Wilson
Security Guard Pressle
P.J. Ochlan
Frank the Janitor
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