Sweet Tooth (2026)
As Doe Town gears up for its Annual Smile Contest, the uptight and vain undefeated champion (Pete Gardner) spirals out of control when a gifted box of chocolates unleashes his uncontrollable Sweet Tooth (Tony Award Winner Marissa Jaret Winokur).
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As Doe Town gears up for its Annual Smile Contest, the uptight and vain undefeated champion (Pete Gardner) spirals out of control when a gifted box of chocolates unleashes his uncontrollable Sweet Tooth (Tony Award Winner Marissa Jaret Winokur).
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy
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In Theaters:3/28/2026
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Doe Town Pictures
Cast
Benji Tucker
Director
Pete Gardner
Bucky Bantershire
Marissa Jaret Winokur
Sweet Tooth
Ryder Robinson
Teddy Pinston
Lilah Collins
Polly Pinston
Lori Nasso
Mrs. Pinston
Gracie Moore
The Smile Judge
Paul Wong
The Smile Panelist
Sarah DeVincentis
Ginger
Sasha Ivanir
Margot
Isaac Amsterdam
Warren
Jesse Gillingham
Dinah (Smile Contestant)
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