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A television actor drinks too much and gets blackballed from the industry, and then he decides to break back in by directing his own movie. Eventually, he gets sober, and then falls off the wagon and goes crazy and turns his film into a musical. Written by
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Rated R for drug content, crude and sexual humor and some language
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Quotes
Paul Gunderson:
Is a line producer important to a film? I don't know, let me ask you a question - are your feet important to you walking?
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Soundtracks
"Another Great Day for Drugs"
Written by
Andy Dick, Andras Jones, and
Willie Wisely
Performed by
Anthony Rapp,
Willie Wisely, and
Ryan Perez-Daple
Produced by
Willie Wisely,
Ryan Perez-Daple,
Jason Miller (as Jason C. Miller)
Courtesy of Previous Music (ASCAP)
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I was at SXSW also. I saw both Danny Roane and Bondage. Bondage is a brilliant film that isn't supposed to make you laugh so hard beer comes out your nose. Bondage has very funny moments and doesn't have to resort to the lowest level of comedy known to humankind. Danny Roane is disjointed, fragmented and unapologetically offensive. It is a surreal mess of images, gross humor, & terrible dialog. Yes, there are some rather funny moments. But not enough to ever sit through it again. This time, once may have been too much. On a personal note, Eric Allen Bell is a very nice person. Eric did a fantastic job with his movie(Bondage)and Andy was very funny. The train wreck that followed the screening of Danny Roane was appalling at best.