Micro Mini Kids

5-foot-3 Josh’s plans to grow taller and impress his crush by drinking a growth potion he found online shrinks him to a size smaller than a hamster.

Cast

Chad Gordon

as Josh

Lauren Petty

as Courtney

Sam Page

as Blake (as Samuel Elliott)

Jessica Taylor

as Molly

Kyle Chaos

as Rudy

Robert Donavan

as Mr. Duncan

Michele Nordin

as Party Girl

George Cost

as Mr. Bionic

Tyler Anderson

as Olaf

Rhett Fisher

as Spike

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