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The Wizard of No (1984)
Thirteen-year-old Billy is not the most popular boy in class. The Wizard of No suggests that his lack of popularity is directly related to his inability to say “no”. Points out that the word “no” has both a positive and a negative sense.
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Thirteen-year-old Billy is not the most popular boy in class. The Wizard of No suggests that his lack of popularity is directly related to his inability to say “no”. Points out that the word “no” has both a positive and a negative sense.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Brian Narelle
In Theaters:1/1/1984
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:J. Gary Mitchell Film Company
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