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The In-Laws

Right before his daughter's wedding, a mild-mannered foot doctor discovers that his new in-laws are international smugglers.

Starring:

Aaron Abrams, Albert Brooks, Billy Khoury, Boyd Banks, Candice Bergen, Cara Pifko, Chang Tseng, David Christo, David Suchet, Emmy Laybourne, Eric Fink, Jack Duffy, Jeanie Calleja, Kenner Ames, Lindsay Sloane, Maria Ricossa, Matt Birman, Michael Douglas, Mike Beaver, Novie Edwards, Richard Waugh, Robin Tunney, Ryan Reynolds, Sergio Di Zio, Susan Aceron,

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Action, Comedy, Thriller

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