The Surprise Party Trailer

The Surprise Party Trailer (2001)

01 January 2001 Comedy, Romance 89 mins

Oscar is turning thirty years old. He plans to celebrate his passage by asking the woman that he loves, Penny, to marry him. But in the next 24 hours, Oscar must face a shocking parade of surprises--about his friends, about his past, about Penny, about himself. Oscar must make a perilous trek from the sure and simple world of his twenties to the unsteady ground of his newfound maturity. Oscar must endure "The Surprise Party."

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Cast

Diane Luby Lane

as Julie the Ex

Joe Mazza

as Jack Gribble

Janice Fuller

as Ed the Waitress

Crew

Garret Rice

Director

International Releases Dates

Netherlands 01 January 2001

Production Companies

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