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Roll with It (2023)
A small town Biscuit Barrel waitress is forced to enter the Cheatham County Fair Karaoke Showdown as a last resort to save her house from foreclosure.
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A small town Biscuit Barrel waitress is forced to enter the Cheatham County Fair Karaoke Showdown as a last resort to save her house from foreclosure.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Chris Dowling
In Theaters:5/9/2023
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Runtime:115 minutes
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Cast
Chris Dowling
Director
Chonda Pierce
Bonnie Taylor
McKaley Miller
Samantha
Evan Hofer
Spencer Taylor
Carl McDowell
Jaxson Wilson
Mark Christopher Lawrence
Nick
Judith Hoag
Ruby
Elisabeth Hasselbeck
Lady's Night Karaoke Singer
Shari Rigby
Evelyn
Michael W. Smith
Redneck Karaoke Singer
Jamie Alexander
Mark Hixon
Natasha Lloyd
Stacy
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