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Strangers with Candy

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Original Debut: 06/27/2006
DVD Released: 11/13/2006

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Genre: Comedy
Starring: Amy Sedaris, Stephen Colbert, Paul Dinello, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ian Holm, Sarah Jessica Parker, Justin Theroux, Dan Hedaya

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Jerri Blank (Amy Sedaris) is a forty-seven year old ex-con who decides to return to her childhood home after thirty-two years working the streets and in prison. Upon her arrival, she discovers her father is in a self-induced coma. Hoping to wake him, Jerri decides to turn her life around by picking it up exactly where she left off – as a high school freshman. But for a former boozer, user and loser, hanging with the ‘in’ crowd is going to be harder than turning tricks!

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