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Bear McCreary

Sound (72) Actor (3) Director (1)

Born: 17 February 1979 (47) in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, USA

Known from: The Babysitter: Killer Queen, Score: A Film Music Documentary and Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie

IMDb profile: Bear McCreary

Wikicode: 5981192021

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Full filmography (76)
2,64 (271)

The Babysitter: Killer Queen

2020 • 101 minuten
as Frank the Recording Artist
3 comments
3,00 (36)

Score: A Film Music Documentary

2016 • 93 minuten
as Self
2,52 (24)

Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie

2014 • 120 minuten
as Zombie
2,25 (20)

Chillerama

2011 • 120 minuten

Collaborated with

Christopher Judge Christopher Judge
Sunny Suljic Sunny Suljic
McG McG
Constantine Nasr Constantine Nasr
James D. Rolfe James D. Rolfe
Danielle Bisutti Danielle Bisutti
Brian Duffield Brian Duffield
Ray Gauger Ray Gauger
Yumi Yang Yumi Yang
Kenny Holmes Kenny Holmes
Darren Kawasaki Darren Kawasaki
Courtney Gauger Courtney Gauger
Kevin Joelson Kevin Joelson
Ryan Mudd Ryan Mudd
Skip Robinson Skip Robinson

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