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Stupidman (2006)
A satirical comedy spoof of Superman, combining elements of the 50s TV show and 70s feature films, in which an inept superhero tries in vain to rescue his kidnapped alter-ego boss from a hippie-turned-gangster villain.
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A satirical comedy spoof of Superman, combining elements of the 50s TV show and 70s feature films, in which an inept superhero tries in vain to rescue his kidnapped alter-ego boss from a hippie-turned-gangster villain.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jim Polivka
In Theaters:8/4/2006
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Polivka Independent Productions (PIP)
Cast
Jim Polivka
Director
Gregory Crafts
Kent Clark / Stupidman
C.J. Baker
Barry Black
Jim Polivka
Lax A. Tiv
Laura Nickerson
Lotus Lamé (as Laura Hornberger)
Joel Simons
Jamie Oldstone
Norman Igar
Mar-Lo
Twila Behrends
Petunia Clark
Karen Knotts
Nipps LeTrog
David Alan Graf
Clyde Pigsqueal
Brian Vermeire
Pete Clark
Lisa Franks
Stel-La
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