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Joel McHale to Star in Short Film From ‘Open Door’ Director Kevin Cate (EXCLUSIVE)
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Joel McHale’s next move could be a viral sensation. McHale is set to star in the next short film from director Kevin Cate, the pair confirmed in a collaborative video on Oct. 23. No information outside of McHale’s casting is known about the short film, but Cate is set to collabor
Joel McHale’s next move could be a viral sensation. McHale is set to star in the next short film from director Kevin Cate, the pair confirmed in a collaborative video on Oct. 23.
No information outside of McHale’s casting is known about the short film, but Cate is set to collaborate again with the same […]
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