#1929 - Louis CK
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- Louis C.K. is a stand-up comedian, writer, actor, and filmmaker. Catch "Louis C.K.: Back to the Garden," an exclusive livestream event, on January 28 at www.louisck.com.…
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What's Up, Doc?
“The conversation mentions Barbara Streisand's role in a comedy movie, which is identified as 'What's Up, Doc?' and described as a great and hilariously funny movie.”
The Man for All Seasons
“It's about Thomas Moore, the chancellor of England during Henry VIII. The speaker loves the movie and mentions a significant scene about teaching.”
Sweet Smell of Success
“It's one of the best movies ever. Tony Curtis plays a publicist in New York nightlife in the 50s, and Burt Lancaster plays a powerful columnist.”
The Babe
“The speaker reflects on the Babe Ruth movie with John Goodman, discussing the character's desire to manage a ball team and care for the players.”
Jaws for the Revenge
“The speaker humorously critiques the absurdity of the plot and characters in 'Jaws for the Revenge', highlighting its ridiculousness.”
Jaws 3
“Richard Jennings did a great thing I'd never seen before, which is he did one subject set about Jaws 3.”
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