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The Other Half
When English Mark surprises his American bride Holly with her dream honeymoon to Portugal she cant believe her luck. Mark goes to great trouble to organise everything for her. They arrive in Portugal to discover that the country is hosting a major international soccer tournament and that the English national team is playing! Whats more, the England team, and their raucous fans, seem to follow them everywhere. Soccer-loving Mark claims innocence - a complete coincidence - after all, what kind of man would lie to his new wife just to watch England play in a tournament?
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When English Mark surprises his American bride Holly with her dream honeymoon to Portugal she cant believe her luck. Mark goes to great trouble to organise everything for her. They arrive in Portugal to discover that the country is hosting a major international soccer tournament and that the English national team is playing! Whats more, the England team, and their raucous fans, seem to follow them everywhere. Soccer-loving Mark claims innocence - a complete coincidence - after all, what kind of man would lie to his new wife just to watch England play in a tournament?
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Indirect Films, Piper Films
Cast
Richard Nockles, Marlowe Fawcett
Director
Danny Dyer
Mark Lamanuzzi
Gillian Kearney
Holly Lamanuzzi
Jonathan Broke
John Smith-Jones
Sebastian Dunn
Car Rental Agent
Mark Lynch
Alan O'Luan
Vinnie Jones
The 'Boss'
George Calil
Alex
Tracy Miller
Jack Schaeffer
Kristin Lindquist
Christy Schaeffer
Cate Cohen
Husband Factory Agent
Dani Dyer
Other England Fan
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