Everything Eraser®

A cheerful infomercial sells a groundbreaking all-purpose eraser designed to remove stains, mistakes, and perhaps a little too much else.

Cast

Logan Wang

as Ad Man

X.L. Che

as Don Lim

Jue Wang

as Cordelia Lim

Qi Zhang

as Paparazzi

Jiqin Wang

as Fenway Kong

Fanny Yang

as Sister Fang

Donny Tang

as Boyfriend

Tracey Zhang

as Girlfriend

Helena Li

as Mom

Juncheng Li

as Kid

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