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Brian Hooks All Starz Live (2005)
Comedian Brian Hooks hosts this stand-up comedy extravaganza starring five of the freshest male mouths around. Hooks (who stars on the UPN show "Eve") kicks off the show with his own ingenious stand-up routine, followed by comedians Rodney Perry (Johnson Family Vacation, Cedric the Entertainer's "Starting Line-Up," Malibooty), Roman Murray ("Comicview"), Darryl Brunson (Chatroom and "Comicview") and George Loving Jackson (The Luau).
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Comedian Brian Hooks hosts this stand-up comedy extravaganza starring five of the freshest male mouths around. Hooks (who stars on the UPN show "Eve") kicks off the show with his own ingenious stand-up routine, followed by comedians Rodney Perry (Johnson Family Vacation, Cedric the Entertainer's "Starting Line-Up," Malibooty), Roman Murray ("Comicview"), Darryl Brunson (Chatroom and "Comicview") and George Loving Jackson (The Luau).
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Barry Bowles
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Maverick Entertainment Group
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