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Shadow and Bone - The Afterparty (2021)
Stars of Netflix's "Shadow and Bone" discuss the show's epic combat scenes, answer some fan questions and play an "Army vs. Crows" trivia game.
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Stars of Netflix's "Shadow and Bone" discuss the show's epic combat scenes, answer some fan questions and play an "Army vs. Crows" trivia game.
Rating:R
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Bobby Miyamoto, Brad Wollack, Candice Thompson, Connor McSpadden, David Spade, Lance Crouther, Tom Brunelle
In Theaters:4/24/2021
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Desert Rat
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