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Eloise McGarry: It's the same wedding; it's the same celebration no matter what table you're at.
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Walter Thimple: Hello. My name is Walter and I'm a successful businessman.
Donny Haczyk: Nice. What line of work are you in?
Walter Thimple: I could ask you the same question.
Donny Haczyk: Me? Oh, I'm in beer and wine distribution.
Walter Thimple: Same.
Donny Haczyk: Oh, you are?
Walter Thimple: Yeah.
Donny Haczyk: Ever heard of a guy named Donny Haczyk?
Walter Thimple: Yes. He's a knobhead.
Donny Haczyk: He's a what?
Walter Thimple: A knobhead. Like a dickhead.
Donny Haczyk: I'm Donny Haczyk.
Walter Thimple: [awkward silence] Good to see you again, Donny.
Amanda Crew
Amanda Catherine Crew (Amanda Crew), born on June 5, 1986 in British Columbia, Canada, is an actor.
Because she resembles Avril Ramona Lavigne ’s beautiful appearance, she is supported by many TV viewers, and she also has a lot of TV role jobs. Although she is just a newcomer who just debuted in 2005, she can see from her performance list that it is all year round. Spent at work. Representative works " Sex Drive " and so on.
Performing Experience
Amanda Catherine Crew started her acting career after receiving Hip-Hop and jazz dance training. In the fourth grade, she became the protagonist of the stage play "Dragon Story". The agent has asked her for a role three times.
When she started her acting career for the first time, she took over the shooting of coke commercials, stage plays such as "Stalling" and "Cordstons Courts", and the musical "Langley". She received training at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (The American Academy of Dramatic Arts), Tarlington Training and The Arousal Theatre School in 2003 .
Amanda Catherine Crew made a breakthrough when she was 18 when she played Tannis McTaggart in YTV's teenage sitcom "15/love". In 2005, she starred in the TV series "Superman" and played Carrie Miller in the TV series " Whistler ". She also acted as the heroine in " Sex Drive " and supporting roles in " The Haunting in Connecticut ", "Reaper 3", "Football Stunner", " Charles the Great St. Cloud's Life and Death" and "Breaking the Girl".
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