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'The Pranker' - 'The Verminhater'

The Verminhater

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Ross Lee is The Rat Man. He really hates rats. Armed with some ingenious weapons for office vermin annihilation. The Rat Man meets unsuspecting temp Elizabeth, who listens on as terror ensues next door. Victorious, the Rat Man makes a swift exit, but not before leaving her with a souvenir of his work on her desk.

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The Pranker

Published:

28th July 2011

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Actor
Ross Lee
Executive Producer
Kenton Allen
Producer
Andy Brown
Executive Producer
Philip Edgar Jones
Executive Producer
John Noel
Director
Matt Gillbe

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