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• Bruce Broughton
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• Caroline Aaron
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  Jamie Lee Curtis
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  Jennifer Love Hewitt
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  Jennifer Tilly
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  Kyle Howard
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  Wallace Shawn
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House Arrest (1996)

"House Arrest (1996)" Actors

• Jamie Lee Curtis
• Kevin Pollak
• Jennifer Tilly
• Jennifer Love Hewitt
• Ray Walston
• Kyle Howard
• Caroline Aaron
• Christopher Mcdonald
• Daniel Roebuck

"House Arrest (1996)" Director

• Harry Winer

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