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Caesar's Salad (1990)
The short called “Caesar’s Salad” that won at the Chicago Film Festival and the New Orleans Film and Video Festival. C.K.’s mother helped him to pay for “Caesar’s Salad,” the production of which required him to close down a street and use a cop car. In the Louis C.K. episode of Marc Maron’s podcast, Maron mentions that he was cut out of “Caesar’s Salad” but some of his guitar playing remains on the soundtrack.
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The short called “Caesar’s Salad” that won at the Chicago Film Festival and the New Orleans Film and Video Festival. C.K.’s mother helped him to pay for “Caesar’s Salad,” the production of which required him to close down a street and use a cop car. In the Louis C.K. episode of Marc Maron’s podcast, Maron mentions that he was cut out of “Caesar’s Salad” but some of his guitar playing remains on the soundtrack.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Louis C.K.
In Theaters:1/1/1990
Box Office:
Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Louis Szekely
Cast
Louis C.K.
Director
Mike Sweeney
Master of Ceremonies
Laura Kightlinger
Lola (Dancer)
Mark Cohen
Phil Jenkowitz
Chipps Cooney
Rick Shapiro
Richard Black (Poet)
Sarah Silverman
Woman with Poet
Paul Koestner
Cute Guy in Park
Rick Crom
Job Interviewer
Neal Brennan
Pumpkin Head
Nick Di Paolo
Nick Rocco (Comedian)
Caroline Rhea
Chips' Mother
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