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DVD Released: 04/05/2004

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Genre: Comedy
Starring: Tracy Morgan, Kadeem Hardison, Paula Jai Parker, Allen Payne, Melissa De Sousa, T.E. Russell, Erika Alexander

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30 Years to Life follows the lives of six friends in New York City during the year they each return for their 30th birthday. As the big day approaches, they evaluate life and question whether their hopes and dreams are going to come true as the realities of age, mortality and loss of metabolism start to set in.

Growing old is mandatory, but growing up is optional. Laugh out loud with some of today's hottest stars, in this smart, hip and hilarious comedy.

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