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Finding Amanda

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Original Debut: 06/26/2008
DVD Released: 09/15/2008

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Genre: Comedy
Starring: Brittany Snow, Matthew Broderick, Maura Tierney, Steve Coogan, Peter Facinelli, Bill Fagerbakke, Daniel Roebuck, Katy Mixon, Jennifer Hall, J.P. Monoux

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Taylor Peters (Matthew Broderick) is a television writer and producer whose compulsive gambling, recreational drug use and drinking problem are jeopardizing his career and marriage. In a desperate attempt to save his marriage to Lorraine (Maura Tierney), he sets of to redeem himself by bringing home his 20 year old niece (Brittany Snow) who is living in Vegas and working as a prostitute. While there, he vows not to gamble a cent or drink a drop of alcohol. Alas the best laid plans...

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