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The Country Club (2023)
Worried about their father being laid off, two resourceful teenage girls hatch a plan to win the prize money of a junior golf tournament at a prestigious Hamptons country club. But once they encounter the quirky, wealthy patrons at the club, they are thrust on an adventure of mistaken identity, love and finding friendship in the most unlikely of people.
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Worried about their father being laid off, two resourceful teenage girls hatch a plan to win the prize money of a junior golf tournament at a prestigious Hamptons country club. But once they encounter the quirky, wealthy patrons at the club, they are thrust on an adventure of mistaken identity, love and finding friendship in the most unlikely of people.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fiona Robert, Sophia Robert
In Theaters:6/1/2023
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Good Deed Entertainment, Robert Sisters Pictures
Cast
Fiona Robert
Director
Elaine Hendrix
Frances Kowalski
James Urbaniak
Victor Simmons
Alexis G. Zall
Elsa Cartwright (Teen Socialite)
Sean Ormond
Lumer
Steve Higgins
Fart Noises
Fiona Robert
Tina Cartwright
Leah Pressman
Lucy Mellon
Madison Arnold
Winston Simmons
Margaret Ladd
Granny Lynn
John Higgins
Roger Kowalski
David Levi
Marshal Mayson V
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