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Lloyd 2: Growing Up is a american film of genre Comedy-drama with Todd Bosley
Lloyd 2: Growing Up
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Add to a movie listLloyd 2: Growing Up, or simply Lloyd II, is a 2003 sequel to the comedy drama film Lloyd. Reuniting the original cast and crew, with Todd Bosley reprising his role as Lloyd, the film follows Lloyd two years later as he juggles a turbulent home life and adolescence.
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