Telephone Book the Movie (2011)
Starring Mando Allen, Dewey Allen and Alan "MTF" Wooley, Different circumstances force The Allen Brothers and Millionaire Race Car Champion Grill (MTF), to work together delivering Telephone Books. A simple job right? Wrong! Everything that could possibly go wrong probably will. Wanted by the police these idiots find it difficult to collect a paycheck.
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Starring Mando Allen, Dewey Allen and Alan "MTF" Wooley, Different circumstances force The Allen Brothers and Millionaire Race Car Champion Grill (MTF), to work together delivering Telephone Books. A simple job right? Wrong! Everything that could possibly go wrong probably will. Wanted by the police these idiots find it difficult to collect a paycheck.
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Written By:Mando TM Allen, Dewey Allen
In Theaters:1/27/2011
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Runtime:103 minutes
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