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Driver 23 (1999)
Dan Cleveland, a Minneapolis-based rock guitarist/deliveryman meets obstacles to his musical ambitions with uncanny determination, perseverance, and strange "inventions."
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Dan Cleveland, a Minneapolis-based rock guitarist/deliveryman meets obstacles to his musical ambitions with uncanny determination, perseverance, and strange "inventions."
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:
In Theaters:6/1/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Shut Up Entertainment
Cast
Rolf Belgum
Director
Dan Cleveland
Self – Dark Horse band member / Driver 23
Sean Cassidy
Self – Dark Horse band member
Shelly Cleveland
Self – Dan's wife / Clown
Guy Cleveland
Self – Dan's father
Miriam Cleveland
Self – Dan's mother
Jeff Burrell
Self – Ex-band member
Bill Anderson
Self – Ex-band member
Jonathan Mortenson
Self – Ex-band member / Drummer on CD
Tom Harris
Self – Ex-band member / "Visionary"
Peter Frantz
Self – Ex-band member
Steve Appelget
Self – Ex-band member
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