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Mouse

1997

0h 38m

7.9(8 votes)

Documentary

Comedy

Overview

Girl Skateboard's video Mouse starred Eric Koston, Tony Ferguson, Jeron Wilson, Mike Carroll, Rick Howard, Rudy Johnson, Guy Mariano, Sean Sheffey, Jovontae Turner and Tim Gavin and co-starred the Chocolate team.

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Cast & crew

10 featured cast members

Starring

Chico Brenes

Chico Brenes

Himself

Daniel Castillo

Daniel Castillo

Himself

Tony Ferguson

Tony Ferguson

Himself

Tim Gavin

Himself

Rick Howard

Himself

Gino Iannucci

Gino Iannucci

Himself

Rudy Johnson

Rudy Johnson

Himself

Eric Koston

Eric Koston

Himself

Guy Mariano

Guy Mariano

Himself

Keenan Milton

Keenan Milton

Himself

Creative team

Directed by: Spike Jonze
Rick Howard

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