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2001 | DIRECTED BY BILLY WIRTH

Macarthur Park

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Year
2001
Runtime
 86 minutes (1 hr 26 mins)
Director and Primary Cast
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Directed by
billy_wirth
Starring
Cody
Terry
Pair
Rose
Blackie
Blue
Freddie
Kelly
Leo
Linda
E-Max
Steve
Officer Davis
Kim
P.T.
Wendy
St. Louis
Alicia
Bobby
Karen
Jake - Clean Up Crew
Gang Member on Bike
Homeless Man
Newscaster
Jackie
Undercover Cop
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