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Trading Mom (1994)
The Martin kids learn of a magic spell that will take them to the 'mommy market' so they can get a more user friendly model. After giving a few other moms a try, they want their own back. But that is not so easy.
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The Martin kids learn of a magic spell that will take them to the 'mommy market' so they can get a more user friendly model. After giving a few other moms a try, they want their own back. But that is not so easy.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Tia Brelis
In Theaters:5/13/1994
Box Office:$319,123
Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Overseas FilmGroup, First Look International, Mommy Market Productions
Cast
Tia Brelis
Director
Sissy Spacek
Mommy / Mama / Mom / Natasha
Anna Chlumsky
Elizabeth Martin
Aaron Michael Metchik
Jeremy Martin
Asher Metchik
Harry Martin
Merritt Yohnka
Mr. Leeby, the Principal
André Roussimoff
Circus Giant
Maureen Stapleton
Mrs. Cavour, the Gardener
Sean MacLaughlin
Edward, the Mommy-Market Manager
Nancy L. Chlumsky
Dr. Richardson
Fran Joseph
Ninja Mom
Catherine Paolone
Cookie Mom
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