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The Bug Man (2003)
The slice-of-life story of how an exterminator attempts to connect with his clients and the consequences of these connections.
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The slice-of-life story of how an exterminator attempts to connect with his clients and the consequences of these connections.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Mike Miley, Tim Gautreaux
In Theaters:8/26/2003
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:AFI, Bugman FIlms
Cast
Mike Miley
Director
Richard Gayler
Felix Robicheaux
Caroline Surace
Mrs. Malone, the Beauty Queen
Lanelle Scott
Clarisse Robicheaux
Michael Latimer
David McCall
Kurt Doss
Kevin
Lilas Lane
Doris, Kevin's Mom
Jenae Burrows
Nelly Scalson
Paul Gagné
Elmo Scalson (as Paul Cagney)
John Garrett
Grandpa Scalson
Michelle Leigh White
Maggie Scalson
Nick Huff
Chuck Scalson
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