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The Comeback Trail (2021)

Two movie producers who owe money to the mob set up their aging movie star for an insurance scam to try and save themselves. But they wind up getting more than they ever imagined.
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Two movie producers who owe money to the mob set up their aging movie star for an insurance scam to try and save themselves. But they wind up getting more than they ever imagined.

Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Crime
Directed By:George Gallo
Written By:Josh Posner, George Gallo
In Theaters:7/23/2021
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Cloudburst Entertainment, Alla Prima Productions, Don Kee Productions, Ingenious Media, Living the Dream Films, Lucky 13 Productions, March On Productions, Rapid Farms Productions, Scoring Berlin, Sprockefeller Pictures, StoryBoard Media

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