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The Dish

Rated PG-13 for brief strong language.

PG-13 100min.
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In this comedy, as American astronauts prepare to make one giant leap for mankind, a small Australian town stumbles through its own small steps to help. Read More
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Cliff Buxton
Ross "Mitch" Mitchell
Glenn Latham
Al Burnett
May McIntyre
Rudi Kellerman
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Mayor Bob McIntyre
Len Purvis
Marie McIntyre
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