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| Christopher Meloni | ... |
The Producer
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Josh Frieser | ... |
Producer as a Boy
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| Livia Scott | ... |
Nun
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| Robert Klein | ... |
The CEO
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| Mario Cantone | ... |
The Director
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Emanuel Yarbrough | ... |
Janitor
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| David Coe | ... |
First BJ Guy
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| Lyndsey Anderson | ... |
Sexy Bartender
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| Stephanie Gatschet | ... |
Wife
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Sam Oz Stone | ... |
Little Johnny
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Natalie Harrah | ... |
Hot Girl at Chalkboard
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| Adam Ferrara | ... |
Dr. Feelgood
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An outrageous cut-rate producer, Charlie LaRue (Christopher Meloni) is about to fulfill his lifelong dream to make a movie about the most offensive, dirtiest jokes ever told. As Charlie and his filmmaking team hilariously struggle to write a script and assemble their award-winning cast, the movie-within-a-movie emerges with one dirty joke after another. Only one can take the crown for writing the dirtiest joke ever told and Charlie will do whatever he can to be that king. Written by Elizabeth, Marketing Manager
Are you kidding me? A movie about people wanting to make a movie with nothing but jokes? This have got to be the weakest plot and storyline ever!
Nevertheless, I did sit through the entire movie. And I will give the movie this much that many of the jokes were actually good and funny. But the whole point of the movie was pointless and a waste of time. Perhaps that was what was intended. But wow!
Most noteworthy in "Dirty Movie" was Christopher Meloni (playing producer Charlie LaRue). He was hilarious, and he was well helped along the way by Mario Cantone (playing the producer).
There was also a lot of really unnecessary nudity in the movie, which brought the movie down a notch. It was tacky and just didn't serve the movie well.
For a National Lampoon movie, then "Dirty Movie" was a very weak experience. Sure there were some good laughs at some of the jokes, but the overall impression of this movie is that it wasn't a movie that was necessary to have been made, much less released onto the market. But hey, I guess there is a niche for every weird and bizarre taste. If you like comedies, there are a lot of more nice and interesting comedies available, even other National Lampoon ones.