Shakes the Clown

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Shakes the Clown is a 1991 dark comedy film, often described as a cult classic, that satirizes the world of stand-up comedy and clown performers.

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instanceOf film
cinematographyBy Jamie Thompson NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts clown performers
stand-up comedy
director Bobcat Goldthwait NERFINISHED
distributor IRS Media NERFINISHED
editedBy Iain Robinson NERFINISHED
featuresCameo Robin Williams as mime instructor
filmingLocation Southern California NERFINISHED
genre black comedy
dark comedy
satire
hasCultFollowing true
hasCultStatus cult classic
hasTheme failure and redemption
rivalry between clowns and mimes
struggle with addiction
mainCharacter Shakes NERFINISHED
mainCharacterOccupation party clown
medium theatrical film
musicBy Peter Rodgers Melnick NERFINISHED
notableFor portrayal of alcoholism in a comedic context
satire of the professional clown community
originalLanguage English
portraysSubculture clown subculture
stand-up comedy scene
producer Jeff Culotta NERFINISHED
Robert F. Newmyer NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 1990s film
releaseYear 1991
runtimeMinutes 87
screenplayBy Bobcat Goldthwait NERFINISHED
setting fictional town of Palukaville NERFINISHED
starring Adam Sandler NERFINISHED
Bobcat Goldthwait NERFINISHED
Julie Brown NERFINISHED
Kathy Griffin NERFINISHED
Paul Dooley NERFINISHED
Robin Williams NERFINISHED
Tom Kenny NERFINISHED
title Shakes the Clown NERFINISHED
writer Bobcat Goldthwait NERFINISHED

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Florence Henderson performedIn Shakes the Clown
Bobcat Goldthwait notableWork Shakes the Clown
Bobcat Goldthwait directed Shakes the Clown