Conan O'Brien Can't Stop (2011)

Director:

Rodman Flender

Release Date:

18 August 2011 (Denmark)

Genre:

Documentary | Comedy | Music

Plot:

A documentary on Conan O'Brien's comedy tour of the U.S. and Canada after leaving his post at "The Tonight Show" and severing his relationship with NBC. |

Plot Keywords:

Loss Of Job | Comedian | Singing | Claim In Title | Celebrity Name In Title

Cast

Conan O'Brien	...	Himself
Andy Richter	...	Himself
Jimmy Vivino	...	Himself - The Legally Prohibited Band
Scott Healy	...	Himself - The Legally Prohibited Band
Mike Merritt	...	Himself - The Legally Prohibited Band
James Wormworth	...	Himself - The Legally Prohibited Band
Jerry Vivino	...	Himself - The Legally Prohibited Band
Mark 'Love Man' Pender	...	Himself - The Legally Prohibited Band
Richie 'La Bamba' Rosenberg	...	Himself - The Legally Prohibited Band
Rachael L. Hollingsworth	...	Herself - The Coquettes
Fredericka Meek	...	Herself - The Coquettes
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
José Arroyo	...	Himself
Jack Black	...	Himself
Aaron Bleyaert	...	Himself
Jim Carrey	...	Himself
Margaret Cho	...	Herself
Stephen Colbert	...	Himself
Deon Cole	...	Himself
Andres du Bouchet	...	Himself
Paul Duraso	...	Mr. Quaker Oat
Alison Flierl	...	Herself
Kyle Gass	...	Himself
Jon Hamm	...	Himself
Michael Kiss	...	Michael Jackson
Steve Kroft	...	Himself
Jack McBrayer	...	Himself
Sona Movsesian	...	Herself
Matt O'Brien	...	Himself
Liza Powel O'Brien	...	Herself
Craig Robinson	...	Himself
Jeffrey Ross	...	Himself (as Jeff Ross)
Kristen Schaal	...	Herself
Brian Stack	...	Himself
Jon Stewart	...	Himself
Mike Sweeney	...	Himself
Eddie Vedder	...	Himself
Reggie Watts	...	Himself
Jennifer Westfeldt	...	Herself
Jack White	...	Himself
Rob Balchunas	...	Himself (uncredited)
Kristin Holt	...	Herself - interviewer (uncredited)

Directed by
Rodman Flender

Produced by
Ivan Bess	....	associate producer
Rachel Griffin	....	producer
Kathy Landsberg	....	executive producer
Gavin Polone	....	producer

Cinematography by
Rodman Flender

Film Editing by
Rodman Flender

Sound Department
Larry Benjamin	....	sound re-recording mixer

Camera and Electrical Department
Aaron Bleyaert	....	camera operator
Bill Boyd Jr.	....	camera operator
Brian James Griffo	....	additional camera operator
Vanessa Holtgrewe	....	additional cinematography

Editorial Department
Betsy Comstock	....	assistant editor
Knar Kitabjian	....	assistant editor
John Potter	....	color timer
Rob Seidenglanz	....	additional editing by
Jay Steinberg	....	on-line editor

Music Department
Drew DeAscentis	....	music editor
Paul Di Franco	....	music supervisor

Other crew
Max A. Butler	....	production assistant: Bonnaroo/Nashville
John Crotteau	....	teleprompter operator
Ericka Nelson	....	production assistant: Boston
Tania L. Pearson	....	choreographer
Sona Movsesian	....	assistant: Conan O'Brien (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Pariah

Distributors

• Abramorama (2011) (USA) (theatrical)
• AT&T Digital Media (2011) (USA) (all media)
• Abramorama (2011) (USA) (all media)
• Beyond Home Entertainment (2012) (Australia) (DVD)
• Magnolia Home Entertainment (2011) (USA) (all media)

Other Companies

• Lakeshore Records  soundtrack
• Post Haste Sound  commentary recording engineering

MPAA:

Rated R for language

Runtime:

USA:89 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby (Stereo)

Certification:

USA:R | Canada:14A (Alberta/Manitoba/Ontario) | Canada:G (Quebec) | Canada:PG (British Columbia) | Australia:MA15+

Filming Locations:

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Company:

Pariah

Quotes:

Rodman Flender:Do you think you could have fun without an audience in front of you?

Movie Connections:

Featured in "Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #1.22" (2011)

Soundtrack:

Movin' On Up

Conan please don't stop

I am not a big Conan O'Brien fan, but I love behind-the-scenes type documentaries. This one is excellent. It showcases Conan during a very difficult time in his life when he tries to come to terms with losing the Tonight Show and what to do with his anger. It shows a side of Conan that most people never see, and is hilarious throughout. I have so much more respect for him as a performer after seeing the film even though he comes across as a fairly arrogant jerk during most of the film. He is still very funny, even when you wish he were nicer. The director had over 140 hrs of footage and cut this down perfectly. Great audio and editing which was a huge task. Overall, it is a truly enjoyable movie.