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Wingman (2025)

After losing his fiancée to a wealthy rival, Bob hires the Wing Man to help him get her back. Subsequently, though, the Wing Man faces off against his own arch enemy — another Wing Man — who has other plans for Bob. Through car races and bar hopping, this quest for love teaches Bob that true love is found right in front of him.
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After losing his fiancée to a wealthy rival, Bob hires the Wing Man to help him get her back. Subsequently, though, the Wing Man faces off against his own arch enemy — another Wing Man — who has other plans for Bob. Through car races and bar hopping, this quest for love teaches Bob that true love is found right in front of him.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Harland Williams
Written By:Harland Williams, Justin L. Levine
In Theaters:10/12/2025
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Stardust Pictures, Manzini Productions

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