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Bubbly, and yet sharply shrewd, comedian Kathy Griffin reflects on some of her personal experiences in Hollyweird. The stand-up comedian caught audiences' attention when she stole the show in Brooke Shields's TV sitcom SUDDENLY SUSAN. Here Griffin shares gossip on such celebrities as Gwyneth Paltrow, Renee Zellweger, and Sandra Bullock. Her stories revolve around odd, bizarre, or unpleasant encounters with superstars. For example, she reveals the name of the picky celebrity who refused to join her onstage at an awards show, and dishes about what really happened at Brooke Shields's wedding. Then there was the time Kathy found herself partying with Barbara Walters. This spitfire's take on celebrity life is uproarious and, without a doubt, courageous.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Kathy's Home MoviesInteractive Features: Easter Egg
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The Kids straighten out a millionaire`s son.
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In the search for the formula to put bubbles into beer, Albert Weinstein, son of Tasmanian apple farmers, develops the atom-splitting theory of relativity only to have it stolen by an unscrupulous professional and romantic rival.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreen 1.85Audio: Stereo 2S French Stereo 2S Englsih
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Originally broadcast on HBO in 1997, this standup routine shows Eddie Griffin at his irreverent best. Known for his confrontational, street-smart humor and his whip-sharp wit, nothing escapes the scathing commentary of this comic maestro. Eddie's illustrious career thus far includes his own sitcom, MALCOLM& EDDIE, as well as appearances in such films as MY BABY'S DADDY, JOHN Q., UNDERCOVER BROTHER, and DEUCE BIGALOW: MALE GIGOLO. This performance goes back to where it all began, however, with just Eddie Griffin and a microphone onstage, administering fits of laughter to an appreciative audience. His act touches upon racism, sexism, homosexuality, religion, and Michael Jackson; his delivery is both angry and uproarious, and utterly entertaining!DVD Features:Region 1Full Frame - 1.33Audio: Stereo
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WELCOME TO MOOSEPORT: The quiet, charming town of Mooseport, Maine is invaded by the former president of the country in this Capraesque comedy starring Ray Romano and Gene Hackman. Monroe The Eagle Cole (Gene Hackman) is a hugely popular Clinton-era former president, who retires to bucolic Mooseport, Maine after a bitter divorce from his wife (Christine Baranski). Coincidentally, Mooseport is in need of a new mayor and Cole steps in to what he thinks will be a one-man race and a much-needed publicity boost. However, local handyman and plumber Handy Harrison (Ray Romano) has entered the race as well, complicating the no-contest election. Handy is a beloved Mooseport local, well-liked but incapable of committing to his long-time girlfriend Sally Mannis (Maura Tierney). Sally has spent the last seven years waiting for Handy to propose and so, when a smitten Cole asks her out on a dinner date, she eagerly accepts in hopes of making Handy jealous. It works, turning the race into a personal and political rivalry as Handy fights not only the mayorship but also to regain Sally's heart. Supporting stars include Marcia Gay Harden and Rip Torn as members of Cole's staff, who help to launch a full-scale campaign in the town of less than a thousand people.JOE SOMEBODY: Tim Allen reteams with director John Pasquin (THE SANTA CLAUSE) in JOE SOMEBODY. Allen stars as Joe Scheffer, a mild-mannered man who makes promotional videos for a Minneapolis pharmaceutical company. Joe is divorced and quietly unhappy until the office bully, Mark McKinney (Patrick Warburton), punches him out in the company parking lot, in front of Joe's precocious young daughter (Hayden Panettiere of REMEMBER THE TITANS). The humiliated Joe sinks into such a deep depression that not even the flirtations of the company's pretty wellness coordinator (Julie Bowen) can rouse him. Joe decides that he has to restore his pride by challenging McKinney to a fight, and suddenly finds himself the most popular man i
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