Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians
Synopsis
This short film originally aired as part of a satirical PBS show called The Great American Dream Machine. The film is a parody of The Famous Artists School and was born of an article written by Brooks in Esquire Magazine.
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- Original Title
- Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 8m
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What is Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians about?
This short film originally aired as part of a satirical PBS show called The Great American Dream Machine. The film is a parody of The Famous Artists School and was born of an article written by Brooks in Esquire Magazine.
Who directed Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians?
Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians was directed by Albert Brooks.
Who stars in Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians?
The principal cast of Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians includes Albert Brooks, Penny Marshall, David L. Lander, Richard Beebe, James Ritz.
When was Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians released and how long is it?
Albert Brooks' Famous School for Comedians was released in 1972 with a total runtime of 8m.