Aries Spears, Carlos Jacott, Corey Pearson
Martin Short reprises the role he made famous, that of showbiz maven and combustible talk-show host Jiminy Glick, in this offbeat comedy. Glick is soaking in the atmosphere at the Toronto Film Festiva...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 4, 2005
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July 9, 2008While I find this Martin Short character somewhat ammusing in small doses...I wasn't sure how he'd hold up through an entire film. But being a HUGE Jan Hooks fan and having heard about all of the David Lynch refrences and parodies involved I was intrigued enough to DVR it.
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September 4, 2007I like the Jiminy Glick character created by Martin Short. The skit becomes tired when stretched to movie length. It was funny how he was annoying all the celebrities with his overbearing personality. Good makeup effects on Martin Short. It was interesting how it was told in Holl...( read more)
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August 7, 2007Martin Short and John Michael Higgins are brilliant..pretty thrown-together sort of plot,with an homage to David Lynch that's fairly funny..I would only recommend it to Martin Short fans,though.
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September 6, 2009Based on the Martin Short-in-a-fat-suit TV program. Very funny as Jiminy is sent by the local affiliate in Butte, MT to cover the Toronto Film Festival. He becomes an overnight sensation and all the celebs what to be interviewed by him. Lots of great comedic actors (plus the bane...( read more)
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February 6, 2008Pretty weak. Giving Jiminy Glick his own movie was a pretty bad idea. worth watching though for his interview with Steve Martin and Kurt Russel some funny blopers aswell.
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January 18, 2008I found this very funny, even though I was unfamiliar with the Jiminy Glick character.
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