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The Promise (2017)
Mackenzie Miller, a 25-year-old successful beauty, is looking for her Mr. Right but fears she will never find him because of a promise she made to her dying grandmother.
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Mackenzie Miller, a 25-year-old successful beauty, is looking for her Mr. Right but fears she will never find him because of a promise she made to her dying grandmother.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Candy J. Beard
In Theaters:11/4/2017
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Dreams Come True Films
Cast
Candy J. Beard, Daniel Beard
Director
Bruce H. Royer
Grandpa George Miller
Katie Peterson
Mackenzie Miller
Ken Kercheval
Dr. Christopher Webber
Brenda Jo Reutebuch
Grandma Violet Miller
Kingston Strong
Child at Skate World
Walter Wildman
Child at Skate World
C.J. Johantges
Jason Gibson
Tyler Biggs
Scott Baxter
Michaele Salazar-Curiel
Adrianne Miller
Daniel Terstegge
Nathan Miller
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