George Burns: His Wit and Wisdom (1989)
George Burns shows viewers an average day in his life, teaches them his exercise regime, meets with his famous friends and reminisces about his past- providing laughs all the way.
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George Burns shows viewers an average day in his life, teaches them his exercise regime, meets with his famous friends and reminisces about his past- providing laughs all the way.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hal Goldman, Rick Shaw
In Theaters:5/1/1989
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Runtime:45 minutes
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Cast
Mort Fallick
Director
George Burns
Himself
Morey Amsterdam
Self
Red Buttons
Self - Burns Card Play Partner (uncredited)
Carol Channing
Self - Burns Dinner Friend (uncredited)
Hal Goldman
Self - Burns Writer (uncredited)
Morton P. Jacobs
Self - Burns Piano Player (uncredited)
Emma Samms
Self - Actress on Studio Complex
Yakov Smirnoff
Self - Burns Russian Fan (uncredited)
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