Mary for Mayor

2020
TV-PG
1h 36m

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Corbin Bernsen, Vincent Duvall-DePasquale, and Cameron Protzman in Mary for Mayor (2020)

Running for mayor against her incumbent mayor father, an eighteen-year-old young woman learns valuable life lessons that not only are the building blocks to saving her family, but also the t... Read allRunning for mayor against her incumbent mayor father, an eighteen-year-old young woman learns valuable life lessons that not only are the building blocks to saving her family, but also the town she lives in.Running for mayor against her incumbent mayor father, an eighteen-year-old young woman learns valuable life lessons that not only are the building blocks to saving her family, but also the town she lives in.

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- Chris Aronoff
- Corbin Bernsen
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5.4/10

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- Chris Aronoff
- Corbin Bernsen
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Corbin Bernsen

Amanda Pays

Olivia

Vincent Duvall-DePasquale

Rob Parsons
(as Vincent Duvall)

Cameron Protzman

Mary

Joel King

Eugene

Kelley Davis

Admin Officer

Kera O'Bryon

Loren Parsons

Robert Shepherd

Franklin

Judah Duncan

Jordan

Hannah Kristine Puder

Annie
(as Hannah Puder)

Frances Mitchell

Mrs. Shanahan

Sharon Adamus

Waitress
(as Sharon Caraballo)

Teodora Marcella

Jess

Kimberley T. Curtis

Mrs. Grantham
(as Kimberley T. Zulkowski)

Marty Terry

Eleanor

Catherine Gaffney

Rhonda Delaney

Noah Long

Tad Butler

Tourist Number 1 (Pastor Pat Fan - Husband)

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- Chris Aronoff
- Corbin Bernsen
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Mary Parsons (Cameron Protzman) is initially proud of her father winning the mayor race in their dying small town. He starts changing and destroys his marriage. He's now living with his father Pat (Corbin Bernsen). He finds himself unopposed in the upcoming election. He expects Mary to vote for him as she turns 18. She grows more angry at her father's policies and declares that she's running against him in front of the media. Now, she actually has to do it.

I'm perfectly happy with this little movie until Eugene shows up. Mary changes on a dime for no particular reason. It's not set up and I don't buy it. The movie is trying too hard to give the plot a turn and it runs into a ditch. It screws up a nice simple little flick.