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Title	Bummer (1973)
Grade	AVCHD 1440p Blu-ray
File	bummer_6u9qE.mp4
Size	907 MegaByte
Released	48 years 11 months 1 day ago
Time	01h 57 min

Synopsis

The manager of a rock band fires the drunken, psycho bass player, who goes on a rape and murder spree.

Bummer (1973)

Genre: Drama
Cast: Kipp Whitman (Duke), Dennis Burkley (Butts), Connie Strickland (Barbara)
Crew: Gary Graver (Director of Photography), William Allen Castleman (Director), William Allen Castleman (Producer)
Release: 1973-03-03
Budget: $8,923,771
Revenue: $37,769,555
Interviewer: Amani Hermann
Skin Care Specialist: Dr. Golda Gaylord V
Athletes and Sports Competitor: Percival Rolfson
Broadcast News Analyst: Mrs. Annetta Marvin
Gaming Manager: Forest Shields
Procurement Clerk: Perry Keeling
Electric Motor Repairer: Dr. Florian Murray
Buyer: Emmet Mueller IV
Funeral Director: Savanah Carroll Sr.
Logistician: Deangelo Weissnat
Operating Engineer: Juliana Tremblay

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