Dan St. Germain: Dance Fatty, Dance! (2024)
Dan's latest hour explores the absurdities of both his personal life and the world around him. Whether it's getting pegged by his wife, exploring the dark side of politics, his mom's death, or having a mental breakdown, no topic is off limits.
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Dan's latest hour explores the absurdities of both his personal life and the world around him. Whether it's getting pegged by his wife, exploring the dark side of politics, his mom's death, or having a mental breakdown, no topic is off limits.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dan St. Germain
In Theaters:3/12/2024
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:800 Pound Gorilla Media
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