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Trailer: Seriously Red

4 years ago
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Hello, I'm Dolly! Premiering at SXSW and in Australia at Sydney Film Festival, written by Krew Boylan, who also stars, and directed by Gracie Otto, with Rose Byrne, Daniel Webber (pictured as a Kenny Rogers impersonator), Bobby Cannavale, Celeste Barber, Thomas Campbell, Jean Kittson, Wayne Blair and Todd Lasance in the cast, this rousing new Aussie comedy is the first from all female production collective Dollhouse Pictures.

by FilmInk Staff

In cinemas November 24, 2022

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Bobby CannavaleCeleste BarberDaniel WebberDolly PartonElvisGracie OttoKrew BoylanRose Byrne
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