Trevor: The Musical About Finding One's Identity
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Welcome to Harlem, Georgia (2018)
Michael Delaney is out of prison and back on the streets. He makes it to Harlem where things are not as peaceful and quiet as it seems.
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Michael Delaney is out of prison and back on the streets. He makes it to Harlem where things are not as peaceful and quiet as it seems.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Steve Eifert
In Theaters:12/4/2018
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Cast
Kenneth Forrester
Director
Steve Eifert
Mike Delaney
Kristin Cochell
Melissa
Shannon Thomas
Rudy Neuman
Ritchie Crownfield
Jilly
Michael Howell
Eddie Keselman
Teresa Britton
Patty
Kenneth Forrester
School Custodian
Blake Hughes
Diner Patron #2
Lance Stinton
Diner Patron #3
Donald Strohman
Diner Patron #1
William Tokarsky
Rufus
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