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Three Long Years (2003)
After suddenly being dumped by the live-in girlfriend that he adores, Jude Donnelly hits the road to seek solace from his overwhelming pain. But instead of finding solace, Jude instead experiences three more years of excruciating suffering.
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After suddenly being dumped by the live-in girlfriend that he adores, Jude Donnelly hits the road to seek solace from his overwhelming pain. But instead of finding solace, Jude instead experiences three more years of excruciating suffering.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Peter Welch
In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Coleman's Home Productions, LLC
Cast
Peter Welch
Director
Randy Jones
Stephen
Peter Welch
Jude Donnelly
John L. Sullivan
Jude's Father
Elizabeth Landis
Agnes
Robert G. McKay
Dr. Ganzy
Joanie Ellen
Female Deli Clerk
Ekayani Chamberlain
Male Transvestite
Chris McGinn
Jude's Landlady
Hank Eulau
Lenny
Armin Parsanejad
Neighborhood Palooka
Bernice J. Alvarado
Younger Woman
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