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| Strand Releasing (2009) | |||||
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| Jill Marie Jones | Imogene Cochran | |
| Laura Harring | Anora | |
| James DuMont | Mr. Wilder | |
| Oded Fehr | Cheb | |
| John Foster | Rubber Factory Worker | |
| Dalton Alfortish | Denny | |
| Garrett Allain | Mr. Vargas | |
| Kerrell Antonio | Officer | |
| Ruthie Austin | Kathy K. | |
| Andrew Breland | Rodney the pool boy | |
| Thomas C. Daniel | Rubber Factory Worker | |
| Topher Jones | Factory Worker | |
| Brett Lapeyrouse | School Boy | |
| Christopher Newhouse | Little Pete | |
| Rebecca Newman | Princess Bright |
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| Producer | Todd Williams
Peter Baxter |
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| Writer | Nancy Kissam
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Part Thelma & Louise and part Little Miss Sunshine, Drool is an irreverent dark comedy with delightful performances from bombshells Laura Harring and Jill Marie Jones. With an abusive husband, ungrateful kids and nothing else going for her, Anora's life is rough. Things start looking up when she gets very friendly with her new neighbor, Imogene...until Anora's husband walks in on them and ends up dead in a freak, yet karmically just, accident. The ladies hit the open road with the kids in the car and Daddy in the trunk... |
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