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Wifey (2005)
When a simple twist of fate robs him of his fortune and his materialistic fiancée, Shalae, self-made mogul Trump is forced to move back into his old neighborhood with his tail planted firmly between his legs. Obsessed with getting Shalae back, Trump enlists his childhood friend Malika to help him lure his dream "wifey" back into his arms.
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When a simple twist of fate robs him of his fortune and his materialistic fiancée, Shalae, self-made mogul Trump is forced to move back into his old neighborhood with his tail planted firmly between his legs. Obsessed with getting Shalae back, Trump enlists his childhood friend Malika to help him lure his dream "wifey" back into his arms.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Barry Bowles
In Theaters:2/14/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
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