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Pros and Cons (1999)

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MPAA Rating
Rated R for language and some drug use.

Running Time
1 hour, 44 minutes

Country USA

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Genre: Crime, Comedy, Prison, Mistaken Identity, Gay/Lesbian


 

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 Directed by
Boris Damast
Antonio Vivaldi
 Written by
Larry Miller
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 Cast
Wayne Knight
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Delroy Lindo
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Darren McGavin
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Larry Miller
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Paul Reiser
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Jerry Seinfeld
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Julie Warner
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 Music By
Michel Colombier
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