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When a newspaper reporter is about to leave his job, a major story breaks, leading him to get caught up in a series of humorous and outrageous events. Amidst the chaos, he must deal with a marriage proposal, a stressed-out father-in-law, a death penalty case, and the question of what happened to the epilogue. Set in 1920s Chicago, this film is a satirical take on journalism and features a cast of eccentric characters.
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Buddy Buddy is a comedy crime film released in 1981. The movie follows the story of two men, who, while dealing with personal issues, end up becoming friends. They navigate through various obstacles and hilarious situations, ultimately discovering a newfound bond.
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