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To a Tee (2006)
A seriocomic feature about a playwright who feeds off his stubborn attraction to the wrong type of guy. When he attracts the attention of a newspaper columnist who will champion his work, success seems guaranteed until he meets her boyfriend.
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A seriocomic feature about a playwright who feeds off his stubborn attraction to the wrong type of guy. When he attracts the attention of a newspaper columnist who will champion his work, success seems guaranteed until he meets her boyfriend.
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Matt Riddlehoover
In Theaters:11/6/2006
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Made It Myself Pictures
Cast
Matt Riddlehoover
Director
Matt Riddlehoover
David
Lindsey Hancock Williamson
Amanda
Brandon Eaves
Xan / Robby / Kevin / Chris (as Jonas Brandon)
Starina Johnson
Courtney
Thashana McQuiston
Liz
Teague Fuller
Actor in Play
Tia Shearer
Sam
Brian Florian
Malcolm
Kai Porter
Faith
Ryan Basham
Steve
Anne Marie Livingston
Actress in Play
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