Third Act
A grieving widower rediscovers joy and laughter when his granddaughter uncovers his long-lost comedy routine and enters him into a local talent show, rekindling his passion and bridging the generations.
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A grieving widower rediscovers joy and laughter when his granddaughter uncovers his long-lost comedy routine and enters him into a local talent show, rekindling his passion and bridging the generations.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Paul Rye
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Noel Street Productions
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