Clerks.

Another day in the life of Dante and Randal, from Kevin Smith's indie film.

Cast

Andrew Lowery

as Dante Hicks

Jim Breuer

as Randall Graves

Rick Gomez

as Todd

Noelle Parker

as Veronica

André Nemec

as Cliff

Bodhi Elfman

as Ray

Keri Russell

as Sandra

Jack Plotnick

as Cop

Larry Brandenburg

as Dante's Dad

Tony Lopresti

as Customer

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