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Screwed (2000)
A chauffeur kidnaps his rich boss's dog to hold it for ransom, but when she accidentally gets the dog back, she thinks that it's the chauffeur who's been kidnapped.
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A chauffeur kidnaps his rich boss's dog to hold it for ransom, but when she accidentally gets the dog back, she thinks that it's the chauffeur who's been kidnapped.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Scott Alexander, Larry Karaszewski
In Theaters:5/12/2000
Box Office:$7,201,701
Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Universal Pictures, Robert Simonds Productions, Brad Grey Pictures
Cast
Larry Karaszewski, Scott Alexander
Director
Norm Macdonald
Willard Fillmore
Dave Chappelle
Rusty P. Hayes
Danny DeVito
Grover Cleaver
Elaine Stritch
Miss Crock
Daniel Benzali
Detective Tom Dewey
Sherman Hemsley
Chip Oswald
Sarah Silverman
Hillary
Malcolm Stewart
Roger
Lochlyn Munro
Officer Richardson
Brent Butt
Buddy
Anthony Harrison
Buddy
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