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He's funny, smart, and brings great guests onto the show.
This documentary highlights some of the best moments of this concert, with footages of Chuck Berry playing his famous songs with a unique band composed by Keith Richards, Johnnie Johnson, Bobby Keys and other great musicians and the participation of Linda Ronstadt, Julian Lennon, Robert Cray, Eric Clapton and Etta James among others famous guests.
But most creepy to me was the was how the rest of the part guests just stood by and watched this happen to their friend for as long as they did.
In fact, through most of the scenes at the house, the victimized guests all seem so passive, pretty much just allowing Alex and Ricky do what they wanted to do.
The film unfortunately reinforces the old anti-communist cliché of life in the DDR ('East Germany') as a nightmarish existence under a police state, and we are introduced to that idea early on when the Stasi (the DDR's FBI) come knocking at the door to inquire about one of Brecht's guests, Wolfgang Harich.
The "party 'til you puke" attitude actually originated with the Romans, who provided feathers for the throat and basins for their guests to vomit into so that in voiding they could eat and drink even more.
When gangster kingpin Nate Girard gets off the hook at his trial for murder, his high-priced shyster lawyer throws a party to celebrate...and the guests are the reporters and news photographers who covered the trial.
Granted, GSN appears to have learned a little bit from its early mistakes and the later episodes have guests with broader appeal and somewhat toned-down, sophomoric sexual commentary.
Most of the two-hour installments of "Columbo" tended to drag, in spots, but "A Self Portrait" moves at a brisk pace, benefiting from effective and inspired performances from guests Patrick Bauchau, Fionnula Flannagan, Shera Denese, George Coe, and Isabel Lorca.
It's the night of Micheal's birthday & the last few guests are leaving his party, or so he thinks.
Why? Supposedly one of the guests was responsible for his accident.
Then there is the night of the father's birthday party (only in the movie, there are no guests), and the family is waiting for him to come home from work.
Other memorable scenes include one where guests sit on toilets at a dinner table, then ask to go to a small cubicle to eat on their own.
The couple, along with their chauffeur, find themselves in the middle of a mystery when they are beset upon by a series of guests.
The narrative revolves around one of Germany's most luxurious hotels, the Grand Hotel, which provides the setting for a series of interesting guests that struggle with different problems.
Soon all the weddings guests are scratching themselves as the fleas scatter, into trousers, on noses and in moustaches, forcing the bride, groom and the man marrying them to go outside.
When one of the guests is killed, and $50,000 is stolen from his posession, who did it?
The rest of the film is filled with Walt's blatant plagiarism, a non-stop stream of offensive cursing, arguments, premature ejaculation, Bernard allowing his dinner guests at restaurants to only order half-orders because he's so cheap, unbelievable therapy sessions, Bernard trying to force his female student and border to perform oral sex only to be interrupted by his son, and a medical emergency that is offered as redemption but fails.
The police threaten to turn him over to the Gestapo if he doesn't cooperate by uncovering the real spy among the hotel guests.
As Powell is boarding a ship to Europe, his frazzled wife is at home greeting guests and trying to maintain composure.
Guests included Frank Welker, Leonard Nimoy, Pamela Anderson, Nancy Cartwright, Dan Castellaneta, John Goodman, Conan O'Brien, Parker Posey, Al Gore, Stephen Hawking, Hank Azaria, Lucy Liu, William Shatner, Jonathan Frakes and Roseanne Barr.
It's great how they had guests on like the devil, God, his arch angel (let me give a shout-out to all my ARCH ANGELS IN THE HOUSE!!!) Michael, Earth, Mars, the Sun, and jeez a whole lot more I can't think of now.
The film's standout moment is draped in irony, and takes place during a dinner party in which the guests take it in turns to handle the microfilm.
He has a sense of humor and he has a wide range of guests, from the Nobel prize winners to the lamest celebrity on earth.
He tells them that if his granddaughter is found, she will get all of his money, but if she is not, he will divide it amongst the guests.
He brings on informed guests to review the day's news and often brings out facts that are missed by the quick synopsis given on other shows.
He and guests discuss the topic with a genuine interest in the facts rather than the spin.
The DVD sleeve's synopsis offers a good preview: "A wealthy gentleman hosts a dinner party where he is going to reveal the heir to his fortune, in front of the thirteen guests attending the dinner.
Years later, the host's daughter returns to her long boarded-up family home to discover someone is killing off the dinner guests, making everyone wonder who will be the next victim."
Fisher Stevens, who is so obviously supposed to be Spielberg that it hurts to watch him, just is not in the league with the type of guests starts Columbo was known for previously.
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