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Dumb and dumber.

Publisher:	Australia : ABC, 2010.
Edition/Format:	eVideo : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Five years ago two Australian teenagers on holiday in the United States robbed a bank in the ski resort of Vail in Colorado. The robbery was so inept that it made headlines around the world, and earned the boys the names 'dumb and dumber' and landed them in the penitentiary. Now Anthony Prince is back home in Byron Bay and speaks of his crime, as does the young woman who was behind the counter when it all happened.