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Crazy in Alabama

1999

Action/ Comedy/ Crime/ Drama

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Duration: 111 min

IMDB Rating: 6.2

Language: en

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Elizabeth Perkins as -Joan Blake

Dakota Johnson as -Sondra

Cathy Moriarty as -Earlene

Lucas Black as -Peejoe

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