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Two Idiots in Hollywood (1988)
Idiots Taylor Dupp and Murphy Wegg flee their humdrum existence in Dayton, Ohio for the glamour of Hollywood. Murphy turns his complete lack of talent into a career as a television producer ("The Pac-Man Show"), while Taylor is unjustly accused of murder.
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Idiots Taylor Dupp and Murphy Wegg flee their humdrum existence in Dayton, Ohio for the glamour of Hollywood. Murphy turns his complete lack of talent into a career as a television producer ("The Pac-Man Show"), while Taylor is unjustly accused of murder.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Stephen Tobolowsky
In Theaters:10/1/1988
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:New World Video
Cast
Stephen Tobolowsky
Director
Jim McGrath
Murphy Wegg
Cheryl Anderson
Marianne Plambo
Kat Sawyer-Young
Jeff Doucette
Taylor Dup
Kurtwood Smith
Defense Attorney
Stephen Tobolowsky
Prosecuting Attorney
Thomas Callaway
T. Barry Armstrong
Bruce Wright
Todd Armstrong
Budge Threlkeld
Dan Skink
El Duce
Male Prisoner
Hilarie Thompson
Juror
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