Top Cast
Ruben Jaworski
Trudy Blue
Caitlin Lamont
Daisy Blue
Joel Batalha
Rudy Blue
Fortunato Todesco
Old Trudy
Rupert Mclorinan
Ted Red
Mason Lucky
Chris Orange
John Yanko
Donatello Yellow
Ash Bull
Teacher
Bill Exton
Principal
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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