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The Godthumb
From Steve Odekirk's "Thumb Parodies" series, a take on Coppola's classic involving those thumb-headed mafiosos and their struggle for power. You'd might even call it a thumb war...
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From Steve Odekirk's "Thumb Parodies" series, a take on Coppola's classic involving those thumb-headed mafiosos and their struggle for power. You'd might even call it a thumb war...
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Paul Greenberg, Steve Oedekerk, Vito Viscomi
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:O Entertainment
Cast
David Bourla
Director
Steve Oedekerk
The Godthumb / Johnny Paesano / Italian Man (voice)
Megan Cavanagh
Bea / Conceited / Old Italian Woman
Cam Clarke
Adopted Lawyer Son / Mr. Henderson
Mark DeCarlo
Thummy / Don Bazzarzini / Wartz
Paul Greenberg
Afraido / Badgerburger Waiter / Elevator Thumb
Rob Paulsen
Mickey / Toll Booth Operator
Eric Trueheart
Doctor
Jim Jackman
Lucky Brassiere / Joey Carbone / Thumb in Stall
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