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The Last Romantic (2006)
In this eccentric comedy, a poet moves to New York looking for professional success and ends up engaging in a series of strange encounters with New York City misfits.
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In this eccentric comedy, a poet moves to New York looking for professional success and ends up engaging in a series of strange encounters with New York City misfits.
Cast
Aaron Nee, Adam Nee
Director
Adam Nee
Calvin Wizzig
Shalom Harlow
Christy Tipilton
Jane Bradbury
Mudi
James Urbaniak
Alex Scarvey
Sarah Grace Wilson
Nana Sigward
Ben Brock
Francis Weatherfield
Frank Weldon
Johnny
Christopher Wynkoop
Eric Sigward
Albert Macklin
Jack Standefer
Nate Michaux
Wrestler
Caroline Clay
Singing Woman
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