Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sandra Bernhard | ... | Self | |
John Doe | ... | Self | |
Steve Antin | ... | Self | |
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Lu Leonard | ... | Sandra's Manager |
Ken Foree | ... | Emcee | |
Cynthia Bailey | ... | Roxanne | |
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Grace Broughton | ... | 'Female' Backup Singer |
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Kimberli Williams | ... | 'Female' Backup Singer |
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Axel Vera | ... | 'Female' Backup Singer |
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Estuardo Volty | ... | 'Female' Backup Singer (as Estuardo M. Volty) |
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Kevin Dorsey | ... | Male Backup Singer |
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Arnold McCuller | ... | Male Backup Singer |
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Oren Waters | ... | Male Backup Singer |
Vonte Sweet | ... | Child Caroler (as Vonte' Sweet) | |
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Tonya Natalie Townsend | ... | Child Caroler |
Sandra Bernhard stars in a studio version of her off-Broadway show, blending re-enactments of the original show's pieces with concept vignettes and 'testimonials' to underscore the relationship between a performer and an audience.
Sandra shows that she really has loads of talent in this quasi-concert film, a la Stop Making Sense.
She is too-hip-gotta-go in attitude, but this is part of her schtick. The revelation here is her voice - which is absolutely lovely. The band and musical arrangements are very cool, and slyly swinging.
The format of the film is very clever, and most of the pieces work wonderfully. When she announces that her true musical hero is Patti Smith any reservations I had crumbled, as they deserved to.
She certainly captures the irony of her title. The film is absolutely worth seeing . . .