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The World's Biggest Asshole (2016)
When Coleman F. Sweeney, a self-centered, uncaring, aggravating, nihilistic and slightly sadistic man, suddenly dies, his good side finally shows to everyone's surprise.
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When Coleman F. Sweeney, a self-centered, uncaring, aggravating, nihilistic and slightly sadistic man, suddenly dies, his good side finally shows to everyone's surprise.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:8/3/2016
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Furlined
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