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The Surfer King (2007)

New kid is town Robbie Zirpollo gets a job at a local water park and meets a motley crew of co-workers, including the park owner's gorgeous daughter, Tiffany. As Robbie gets caught up in a troublesome park love triangle, his co-workers convince this fish out of water to enter the "Employee Olympics" wave pool competition to become the next Surfer King. But the conniving Tiffany has other plans for Robbie.
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New kid is town Robbie Zirpollo gets a job at a local water park and meets a motley crew of co-workers, including the park owner's gorgeous daughter, Tiffany. As Robbie gets caught up in a troublesome park love triangle, his co-workers convince this fish out of water to enter the "Employee Olympics" wave pool competition to become the next Surfer King. But the conniving Tiffany has other plans for Robbie.

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Genre:Comedy, Family
Directed By:Bernard Murray Jr.
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In Theaters:8/21/2007
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Runtime:95 minutes
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