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Twin Leaps
Trim twins Jimmy and Timmy take the keep fit world by storm with their Twin Leaps phenomenon. Then a falling out leads Jimmy to greater fame and Timmy to overweight obscurity. Has Jimmy really become a success all on his own? Timmy’s fiancée Pavi and Jimmy’s unacknowledged personal trainer Rhonda Gauntlet’s answer is no! Together they set about getting Timmy back on track and exposing Jimmy’s throw away the bread beer before bed approach to losing weight.
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Trim twins Jimmy and Timmy take the keep fit world by storm with their Twin Leaps phenomenon. Then a falling out leads Jimmy to greater fame and Timmy to overweight obscurity. Has Jimmy really become a success all on his own? Timmy’s fiancée Pavi and Jimmy’s unacknowledged personal trainer Rhonda Gauntlet’s answer is no! Together they set about getting Timmy back on track and exposing Jimmy’s throw away the bread beer before bed approach to losing weight.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Keith Large, Wayne Kelly
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:K Lens UK, Spoonjar Films
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