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The Aristocrats (2005) -- One hundred superstar comedians tell the same very, VERY dirty, filthy joke--one shared privately by comics since Vaudeville.
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Release Date:
9 September 2005 (UK) more
Tagline:
100 Superstar Comedians. One Very Dirty Joke. more
Plot:
One hundred superstar comedians tell the same very, VERY dirty, filthy joke--one shared privately by comics since Vaudeville. full summary | add synopsis
Awards:
4 nominations more
User Comments:
Vile? yes. Offensive? Yes. Disgusting? Yes. Funniest movie of the year? YES! more (230 total)

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)
Chris Albrecht ... Himself - HBO Chairman / CEO

Jason Alexander ... Himself

Hank Azaria ... Himself

Shelley Berman ... Himself
Steven Banks ... Billy The Mime (as Billy The Mime)
Lewis Black ... Himself
David Brenner ... Himself
Mario Cantone ... Himself

Drew Carey ... Himself

George Carlin ... Himself
Mark Cohen ... Himself

Scott 'Carrot Top' Thompson ... Himself (as Carrot Top)

Billy Connolly ... Himself
Pat Cooper ... Himself
Wayne Cotter ... Himself

Andy Dick ... Himself
Frank DiGiacomo ... Himself - Journalist
Phyllis Diller ... Herself

Susie Essman ... Herself

Carrie Fisher ... Herself
Joe Franklin ... Himself
Todd Glass ... Himself
Judy Gold ... Herself

Whoopi Goldberg ... Herself
Eddie Gorodetsky ... Himself
Gilbert Gottfried ... Himself

Dana Gould ... Himself - Writer / Producer

Allan Havey ... Himself

Eric Idle ... Himself
Dom Irrera ... Himself

Eddie Izzard ... Himself

Richard Jeni ... Himself
Jake Johannsen ... Himself
The Amazing Johnathan ... Himself (as Amazing Johnathan)
Alan Kirschenbaum ... Himself - Writer / Producer
Jay Kogen ... Himself - Writer / Producer
Sue Kolinsky ... Herself
Paul Krassner ... Himself - Satirist / Editor, 'The Realist'
Cathy Ladman ... Herself

Lisa Lampanelli ... Herself
Richard Lewis ... Himself
Wendy Liebman ... Herself

Bill Maher ... Himself
Howie Mandel ... Himself
Merrill Markoe ... Herself
Jay Marshall ... Himself

Jackie Martling ... Himself (as Jackie 'The Joke Man' Martling)
Chuck McCann ... Himself

Michael McKean ... Himself
Eric Mead ... Himself

Larry Miller ... Himself
Martin Mull ... Himself

Kevin Nealon ... Himself

Taylor Negron ... Himself
'The Onion' Editorial Staff ... Themselves
Otto Petersen ... Himself (as Otto & George)
Rick Overton ... Himself
Gary Owens ... Himself
Owen Morse ... Himself (as The Passing Zone)
Jonathan Wee ... Himself (as The Passing Zone)

Penn Jillette ... Himself (as Penn & Teller)

Teller ... Himself (as Penn & Teller)
Peter Pitofsky ... Himself
Emo Philips ... Himself

Kevin Pollak ... Himself

Paul Reiser ... Himself

Andy Richter ... Himself

Don Rickles ... Himself

Chris Rock ... Himself
Gregg Rogell ... Himself

Jeffrey Ross ... Himself
Jon Ross ... Himself
Rita Rudner ... Herself

Bob Saget ... Himself
T. Sean Shannon ... Himself - Writer / Producer, SNL

Harry Shearer ... Himself

Sarah Silverman ... Herself
Bobby Slayton ... Himself
Dick Smothers ... Himself (as The Smothers Brothers)
Tom Smothers ... Himself (as The Smothers Brothers)
Doug Stanhope ... Himself
Carrie Snow ... Herself

David Steinberg ... Himself

Jon Stewart ... Himself

Larry Storch ... Himself
Rip Taylor ... Himself

Dave Thomas ... Himself
Johnny Thompson ... Himself
Peter Tilden ... Himself

Bruce Vilanch ... Himself

Fred Willard ... Himself

Robin Williams ... Himself
Steven Wright ... Himself
Joe Garden ... Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Todd Hanson ... Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Tim Harrod ... Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Chris Karwowski ... Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Carol Kolb ... Herself (Staff of the Onion)
Maria Schneider ... Herself (The Onion Editorial Staff)

Trey Parker ... Cartman / Stan (voice)

Matt Stone ... Kyle / Kenny (voice)
Tim Conway ... Man in closing credits
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Hugh M. Hefner ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Jimmy Kimmel ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Paul Provenza ... Himself (uncredited)

Rob Schneider ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
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Directed by
Paul Provenza 
 
Produced by
Glenn S. Alai .... associate producer
Peter Adam Golden .... producer
Penn Jillette .... executive producer
Krasher Lewis .... co-producer (as Ken Krasher Lewis)
Michael Lynn .... associate producer
Paul Provenza .... executive producer
Farley Ziegler .... supervising producer
 
Original Music by
Gary Stockdale 
 
Film Editing by
Emery Emery 
Paul Provenza 
 
Production Management
Gregor Hutchison .... post-production supervisor
 
Sound Department
Stephen Barden .... sound re-recording mixer (as Steve Barden)
Penn Jillette .... sound recordist
Trent Richmond .... sound editor
Eric Wilson .... sound editor
Keith Elliott .... sound re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Matthew Harrold .... sound re-recording assistant (uncredited)
Jason Perreira .... re-recording assistant (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Dean Cameron .... camera operator
Corneleus .... camera operator
Emery Emery .... camera operator
Michael Goudeau .... camera operator
Penn Jillette .... camera operator
Mike Jones .... camera operator
Michael Lynn .... camera operator
Rich Nathanson .... camera operator
Tristan Prescott .... camera operator
Paul Provenza .... camera operator
Spicoli .... camera operator
Colin Summers .... camera operator
Christian Tambur .... camera operator
Ezekiel Zabrowski .... camera operator
Emily Zolten .... camera operator (as Emily Zolten Jillette)
 
Editorial Department
Ed Rafferty .... on-line editor
Joanne Rourke .... color corrector
Emery Emery .... additional editor (uncredited)
Aristedes Zamora .... color corrector (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Ralph Humphrey .... musician: The Aristo-Jazz Cats
Clay Jenkins .... musician: The Aristo-Jazz Cats
Alan Pasqua .... musician: The Aristo-Jazz Cats
Bob Sheppard .... musician: The Aristo-Jazz Cats
Andy Waterman .... music recordist
Ken Wild .... musician: The Aristo-Jazz Cats
 
Other crew
John Gordillo .... creative consultant
Jim Levi .... creative consultant
 
Thanks
Tom Bergeron .... very special thanks
Beth Bernstein .... special thanks
Paul Boross .... very special thanks
Johnny Carson .... dedicatee
David Fincher .... special thanks
Hugh Fink .... very special thanks
Jen Foster-Hall .... special thanks
Alison Gale .... special thanks
Hank Gallo .... special thanks
Steve Garrin .... special thanks
Terry Gilliam .... very special thanks
Cruz Golden .... special thanks
Michael Greco .... special thanks
Jackie Green .... special thanks
Dave Harris .... special thanks
Carey Hoffman .... special thanks
J.R. Hughson .... special thanks
Ron Jeremy .... very special thanks
Kelly Kirkle .... special thanks
Steve Landesberg .... very special thanks
Henry Marsh .... very special thanks
Louis Nye .... very special thanks
Carole Propp .... special thanks
David Rose .... special thanks
Kim Scheinberg .... special thanks
Ronnie Schell .... very special thanks
Steve Schirripa .... very special thanks
Marla Schultz .... special thanks
Madeleine Smithberg .... special thanks
Marilyn Sokol .... very special thanks
Dee Dee Wilde .... special thanks
Glenn Wool .... very special thanks
Aristedes Zamora .... special thanks
Emily Zolten .... special thanks (as Emily Zolten Jillette)
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
The @r!$t* (r@t$ (USA) (promotional title)
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Runtime:
89 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
Terry Gilliam's interview was cut apparently because of an unforeseen sound error during the taping. He appears in the DVD extras, though, with voice-over from director Paul Provenza who first talks about their chat, and then adds he learned that "a director should always wear headphones". more
Quotes:
Sue Kolinsky: Once for Hannukah he gave me a box of slim Tampax, and he says, "Leave them out so men will think you're really tight." more
Movie Connections:
References "Yes, Dear" (2000) more

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88 out of 142 people found the following comment useful.
Vile? yes. Offensive? Yes. Disgusting? Yes. Funniest movie of the year? YES!, 31 July 2005
10/10
Author: Temsi from Canoga Park, CA

One of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time. If you're not familiar with the joke, that's fine. If you are, you'll probably enjoy this movie on an entirely different level (which may or may not be better).

Whatever the case may be, be prepared to laugh to the point of crying and in some cases, sides aching.

Now, be forewarned... this movie is not rated, and is about the most disgusting joke ever told. If you're a prude, you'll probably walk out like the stuck up couple who left the theater about 10 minutes into the screening I was at tonight.

There are some howling moments, there are some painfully unfunny moments, but overall, I can't recall laughing this much in a theater since seeing There's Something About Mary.

This is an exercise in 1st Amendment rights (this movie would have been shut down in the days of Lenny Bruce).

If you think 97 minutes of various comedians doing their versions of the same joke won't work, you're in for a surprise. This movie has so much more than that... It shows a real affection for comedy and comic performers.

I have to see it again, there were so many jokes I missed, either because of other people laughing or because I was laughing to hard to hear.

If you love stand-up comedy (or just enjoy laughing) and aren't easily offended, you must see this movie. You'll laugh your ass off.

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