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Mr. and Mrs. Smith

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Original Debut: 06/09/2005
DVD Released: 11/28/2005

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Genre: Action
Starring: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Vince Vaughn, Angela Bassett, Adam Brody, William Fichtner, Jennifer Morrison, Kerry Washington

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A married couple have the perfect boring life together, but each of them has a secret that they will kill to protect.

They are each a top-notch assassin working for rival companies who find that they were both hired for the same job. Now, their respective employers want the other one dead.

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