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Steve-O: Gross Misconduct Uncensored (2005)

A former circus performer and Clown College graduate, performer Steve-O first came to widespread public attention as part of the TV show Jackass. Steve-O was always the one willing to go a little farther, and risk a little more when it came to stunts and gags. A one-man freak show, Steve-O now brings us his latest effort, Steve-O Gross Misconduct (Uncensored).
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A former circus performer and Clown College graduate, performer Steve-O first came to widespread public attention as part of the TV show Jackass. Steve-O was always the one willing to go a little farther, and risk a little more when it came to stunts and gags. A one-man freak show, Steve-O now brings us his latest effort, Steve-O Gross Misconduct (Uncensored).

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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:5/31/2005
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Runtime:181 minutes
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