Bill Murray Live from the Second City (1980)
Bill Murray celebrates Second City Theatre’s 20th birthday and looks back on his own memories (and lack thereof) performing on the famed Chicago stage.
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Bill Murray celebrates Second City Theatre’s 20th birthday and looks back on his own memories (and lack thereof) performing on the famed Chicago stage.
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary, TV Movie
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Written By:Bill Murray
In Theaters:7/6/1980
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:PKO Television
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