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The 4th Quarter: Legacy (2023)
Aging quarterback, Dallas Hughes, returns to the game in a make or break season, after failing to lead his team to the playoffs and the team has drafted his replacement.
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Aging quarterback, Dallas Hughes, returns to the game in a make or break season, after failing to lead his team to the playoffs and the team has drafted his replacement.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tavares M. Wilson
In Theaters:9/12/2023
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
Rodney Jackson
Director
Tavares M. Wilson
Dallas Hughes
Vitelle Webb
Savannah Scott
Spencer Mumford
Chase Patton
Alphonso A'Qen-Aten Jackson
Jelani Briggs
Stevie Baggs Jr.
Bo-Hamilton Cobb
D.L. Lewis
Coach Copeland
Andre Lamar
Damien
McDaniel Austin
Percy Hughes
Anthony Velvet Hall
Tank
Jerome Skinner
Tim
Erica Sutherland
Veronica
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