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What's Up, Scarlet? (2005)
Scarlet is a single, workaholic Los Angeles matchmaker with no love life. Scarlet's mother is constantly trying to fix her up, to Scarlet's chagrin. Everything changes when homeless actress Sabrina crashes into her car, and into her life.
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Scarlet is a single, workaholic Los Angeles matchmaker with no love life. Scarlet's mother is constantly trying to fix her up, to Scarlet's chagrin. Everything changes when homeless actress Sabrina crashes into her car, and into her life.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Susan Priver, Anthony Caldarella
In Theaters:5/18/2005
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Open City Entertainment, Sky
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