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Shtickmen (2003)
While he struggles to make rent by teaching defensive-driving courses and comedy classes, a small-time Dallas comic named Jerry Martin (Dean Lewis) sets his sights on a career-making comedy contest at a local club. David Wilk also stars as Jerry's annoyingly successful nemesis Jim "Buckeye" Marvin, who will serve as a judge at the competition. This mockumentary screened at a dozen international film festivals, winning awards at five.
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While he struggles to make rent by teaching defensive-driving courses and comedy classes, a small-time Dallas comic named Jerry Martin (Dean Lewis) sets his sights on a career-making comedy contest at a local club. David Wilk also stars as Jerry's annoyingly successful nemesis Jim "Buckeye" Marvin, who will serve as a judge at the competition. This mockumentary screened at a dozen international film festivals, winning awards at five.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Eric Jewell, Jeff Hays
In Theaters:3/21/2003
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Runtime:86 minutes
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Cast
Eric Jewell, Jeff Hays
Director
Dean Lewis
Jerry Martin
David Wilk
'Buckeye' Jim Marvin
Johnny Crass
Jonothan Krastenberg
Burton Gilliam
Ray Sellers
Jeff Hays
Billy Benton
Chad Cline
Roscoe Henry
Dave Little
Phillip Henky
Buff Tanner
Preston Zahrenger
Soozy Martin
Jenny Zaebo
Bob Coonrod
Dale Kellerman
Grant James
Franklin Trowell
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