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Double Take - DVD

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Orlando Jones, Eddie Griffin. A framed investment banker and a con artist swap identities and avoid the authorities en route to Mexico. 2001/color/88 min/PG-13.

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    Comedy
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    Orlando Jones, Eddie Griffin. A framed investment banker and a con artist swap identities and avoid the authorities en route to Mexico. 2001/color/88 min/PG-13.
    Title
    Double Take
    Format
    DVD
    MPAA Rating
    PG-13
    Studio
    Disney
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