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Directed Warner brothers studios Producted by Lions gate Main actoraNathaniel Greene, Alex Dimartino, Alex Nordyke Modern Love Music by Chainsmokers Edited by Alex Dimartino produced by Warner brothers STORY BY Alex Nordyke WRITTEN BY Alex Nordyke Directed by Nathaniel Greene and Alex Nordyke. https://sonyentertainment.fandom.com/wiki/Warner_Bros.?file=Warner_Bros._1992_Shield.png

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