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Robert Klein: Child in His 50s (2000)
Comic Robert Klein performs a solo stand-up show before an audience at New York City's John Jay College. Features Klein's insights into the foibles of society, the follies of politics and the mixed blessings of aging.
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Comic Robert Klein performs a solo stand-up show before an audience at New York City's John Jay College. Features Klein's insights into the foibles of society, the follies of politics and the mixed blessings of aging.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bob Stein, Robert Klein
In Theaters:12/2/2000
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:FROBEN Enterprises
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