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Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party (2005)On his birthday, actor Stephen Tobolowsky shares a series of personal and professional stories. Director:Robert Brinkmann |
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On his birthday, actor Stephen Tobolowsky shares a series of personal and professional stories.
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If you celebrate only one birthday this year... make sure it's Stephen Tobolowsky'sParents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
30 May 2006 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Think of Ewan McGregor/Albert Finney in Big Fish. Now take away the excessive fantasy element, but keep the pantomiming and underlying morals. That pretty much encompasses the tales of relatively unknown actor Stephen Tobolowsky.
The stories of his life are entertaining, to say the least. I went from hysterical laughter to choking back tears in a matter of seconds, how many storytellers can accomplish that without being cheesy or using false tactics?
I will admit that even i, who have been studying film and theatre for some time, did not recognize the name when i saw it in my SXSW brochure. I saw a poster on the wall of the Alamo draft house and thought "hey! i know that guy! it's Ned Ryerson!" So i thought i'd give it a chance.
The second the movie started i knew it would be fantastic, one of those that can possibly alter your view of the world or something. And by the time i left, i knew this movie would be one of those that i talk about to anyone willing to listen for weeks.
So in the words of Stephen Tobolowsky himself: "it's better than Spiderman 2!"