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Raising Waylon is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Sam Pillsbury released in USA on 22 february 2004 with Thomas Gibson
Raising Waylon (2004)
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Add to a movie listRaising Waylon is a 2004 romantic comedy television film by Sam Pillsbury.
Synopsis
Réginald and Julia are obliged to raise the son of their friends who have died in an accident, because they are his godfather and godmother.Actors
Thomas Gibson
(Reg)
Poppy Montgomery
(Julia)
Jeremy Bergman
(Waylon)
Doris Roberts
(Great Aunt Marie)
Susan Brady
(Terry Allen)
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