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Trapped in the Closet: Chapters 1-12 (2005)
Sylvester wakes up in a married woman’s bed, and the husband is on his way home, and they get caught, but the husband has secrets of his own, and it all kind of explodes from there, with more characters being introduced, and everyone is sleeping with everyone, and there are a billion secrets and twists and cliffhangers, and also it’s a musical where R. Kelly voices every character.
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Sylvester wakes up in a married woman’s bed, and the husband is on his way home, and they get caught, but the husband has secrets of his own, and it all kind of explodes from there, with more characters being introduced, and everyone is sleeping with everyone, and there are a billion secrets and twists and cliffhangers, and also it’s a musical where R. Kelly voices every character.
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Genre:Music, Crime, Drama
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In Theaters:7/5/2005
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Zomba Films, Fuzzy Bunny Films, Paramount Pictures, MTV Films
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