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Spooners (2013)
After convincing his husband to retire their old lumpy futon, Nelson is forced to come out in a spectacular way while shopping for a new bed at Drowzy's Mattress World.
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After convincing his husband to retire their old lumpy futon, Nelson is forced to come out in a spectacular way while shopping for a new bed at Drowzy's Mattress World.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bryan Horch
In Theaters:1/1/2013
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Noisytown Pictures
Cast
Bryan Horch
Director
Walter Replogle
Nelson
Ben Lerman
Corey
Richard Ballon
Jeff
Nathan Tetreault
Lorenzo
Shawn Maroney
Smart Bed (voice)
Richard Bravman
Lazy Hipster Couple
Emma Zbiral-Teller
Lazy Hipster Couple
Su Hoyle
Politically Correct Couple
Allen Young
Politically Correct Couple
Elizabeth Agravante-Bazan
Bed Shopping Couple
Mark Carmien
Bed Shopping Couple
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