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Wallie's Gals (2023)
Back in 1989, the employees of "Wallie's Big Deals," affectionately called "Wallie's Gals," come up with their own "unique" ways to help the business. Then flash forward 30 years later, and Maxine, the store's manager, needs them back.
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Back in 1989, the employees of "Wallie's Big Deals," affectionately called "Wallie's Gals," come up with their own "unique" ways to help the business. Then flash forward 30 years later, and Maxine, the store's manager, needs them back.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mary C. Ferrara
In Theaters:9/21/2023
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Runtime:59 minutes
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