Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Emily Donahoe | ... | Sue | |
Christopher Meloni | ... | The Producer | |
Diane Neal | ... | Nancy | |
Stylist B. | ... | Tarnishe'D Silva | |
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Josh Frieser | ... | Producer as a Boy |
Livia Scott | ... | Nun | |
Robert Klein | ... | The CEO | |
Mario Cantone | ... | The Director | |
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Emmanuel Yarborough | ... | Janitor (as Emmanuel Yarbrough) |
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David Coe | ... | First BJ Guy |
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Lyndsey Anderson | ... | Sexy Bartender |
Stephanie Gatschet | ... | Wife | |
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Sam Oz Stone | ... | Little Johnny |
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Natalie Harrah | ... | Hot Girl at Chalkboard |
Adam Ferrara | ... | Dr. Feelgood |
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
This is a awful movie. Utter waste of time. I don't mind the National Lampoon series but this is definitely scrapping the scum on the bottom of the barrel.
The plot is non existent. We know that the producer wants to produce a movie about dirty jokes. But the jokes instead of being witty or sarcastic or barbed; turn out to be like what you will hear in a playground. Told by 6 years old, with giggles.
Honestly, the script writers, directors, producers should have watch Spaceballs, Robin Hood - Men in tights or even Borat. At least we get comedy (albeit low-brow but not stale).
Sheesh, they could even have drunk dial Mel Brooks for advice.
To sum it in one word, anagram of "heist"