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The Man-App (2012)
Jaded technophile bombshell, Alex Sparx creates 'The Man-App', a phone application that instantly delivers the man of her dreams at the touch of a button. To test the new program, Alex exploits her incurably romantic best friend, Hope. But Alex loses touch as the lines between fantasy and reality become increasingly blurred.
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Jaded technophile bombshell, Alex Sparx creates 'The Man-App', a phone application that instantly delivers the man of her dreams at the touch of a button. To test the new program, Alex exploits her incurably romantic best friend, Hope. But Alex loses touch as the lines between fantasy and reality become increasingly blurred.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Michele Gianelli, Holly Adams
In Theaters:8/16/2012
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Runtime:34 minutes
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Cast
Holly Adams
Director
Rebecca Hill Casey
Gina
Samuel J. Collopy
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Jim Corona
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Blake Driver
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Hope Pinkerton
Stephen Eiland
Paul the Plumber Man-App
Neil Faulconbridge
Phineas Mossback
Lynda Fazio
Minerva
Charles Gravina
Maxx Luv
Cristine Hogsett
Prudence
Steve Howard
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