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Squatters

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Squatters

"They want what they have."

2014

1h 42m

6.0(56 votes)

Drama

Overview

A wealthy couple from the Pacific Palisades discovers homeless young lovers have moved into their home.

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Production Companies

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

Videos & Trailers

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Cast & Crew

11 members

Acting

Richard Dreyfuss

David Silverman

Richard Dreyfuss

Acting

Thomas Dekker

Jonas Trumball

Thomas Dekker

Acting

Gabriella Wilde

Kelly Tanner

Gabriella Wilde

Acting

Luke Grimes

Michael Silverman

Luke Grimes

Acting

Gia Mantegna

Stephanie Silverman

Gia Mantegna

Acting

Nancy Travis

Carol

Nancy Travis

Acting

Evan Ross

Al

Evan Ross

Acting

Lolita Davidovich

Evelyn Silverman

Lolita Davidovich

Acting

Mimi Kennedy

Judge Janovich

Mimi Kennedy

Acting

Andrew Howard

Ronald Smythe

Andrew Howard

Acting

Lewis Powell

Terrence

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