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The Lost Skeleton Returns Again (2010)
Jerranium 90, a "little rock" that made all the papers, is buried deep within the Amazon. And everybody wants it, including crooked importer Handscomb Draile, slimy Gondreau Slykes, cheap crook Carl Traeger and evil scientist Dr. Ellamy Royne.
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Jerranium 90, a "little rock" that made all the papers, is buried deep within the Amazon. And everybody wants it, including crooked importer Handscomb Draile, slimy Gondreau Slykes, cheap crook Carl Traeger and evil scientist Dr. Ellamy Royne.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Larry Blamire
In Theaters:5/21/2010
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:bantam street
Cast
Larry Blamire
Director
H.M. Wynant
General Scottmanson
Frank Dietz
Reet Pappin
Christine Romeo
Sandra Fleming
Brian Howe
Peter Fleming
Fay Masterson
Betty Armstrong
Robert Deveau
Handscomb Draile
Kevin Quinn
Carl Traeger
Larry Blamire
Dr. Paul Armstrong
Daniel Roebuck
Gondreau Slykes
Susan McConnell
Lattis
Andrew Parks
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