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Virgin Radio 2011 Fake Film Festival

By Sean Horlor • January 19, 2011 7:05 pm EDT

Day-late birthday shout-outs: Happy 72nd Ryan Steele! You look GOOD!

Vote for this for Ryan’s birthday. Mostly because you know you want to, but also because you should:

La Steele edited, cameoed and directed this doozie, and you should vote for it in Virgin Radio’s 2011 Fake Film Festival, starring Jeff Lynch (heart) and Amy Goodmurphy.

Overall, I give this 60-second masterpiece two drunk punches to the face, which is a sign that Amy successfully channelled the spirit of Julia Roberts.

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