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Tourist Trap (1998)

George Piper, dissatisfied with his dead-end job and longing for adventure, embarks on an RV trip with his family. Guided by an old Civil War diary, they retrace the footsteps of his great-grandfather.
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George Piper, dissatisfied with his dead-end job and longing for adventure, embarks on an RV trip with his family. Guided by an old Civil War diary, they retrace the footsteps of his great-grandfather.

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Genre:Family, Adventure, TV Movie
Directed By:Richard Benjamin
Written By:Andy Breckman
In Theaters:4/5/1998
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Sandollar Television, Walt Disney Television

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