Craig Ferguson: A Wee Bit o' Revolution

Name: Craig Ferguson: A Wee Bit o' Revolution
Genre: Documental, Comedia
Released: 2009-03-22
Duration: 1 h 20 min
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Craig Ferguson

Especial de TV
2009
1h 20min

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Craig Ferguson in Craig Ferguson: A Wee Bit o' Revolution (2009)

A preview clip from the DVD release of the Comedy Central specia; Craig Ferguson: A Wee Bit OÂ’ Revolution.

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Stand-Up Comedy Documentary

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaRecently granted American citizenship, Craig Ferguson is ready to rule his adopted nation!Recently granted American citizenship, Craig Ferguson is ready to rule his adopted nation!Recently granted American citizenship, Craig Ferguson is ready to rule his adopted nation!

Dirección
- Shannon Hartman
Guión
- Craig Ferguson
Reparto principal
- Craig Ferguson

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7,5/10

526

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Dirección
- Shannon Hartman
Guión
- Craig Ferguson
Reparto principal
- Craig Ferguson

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Vídeos1

Clip 2:24

A Wee Bit OÂ’ Revolution Video Clip

Imágenes6

Curiosidades
During the segment about eye-gouging, Craig makes mention about a team of miniature people in a tiny craft inside of a body in order to disable a bomb. This is actually the plot of the movie, Anticuerpo (2002).

Citas
[at a Deep Purple concert as a teen, having blacked out after taking a "hit" of chloroform]
Craig Ferguson: I woke up to Ritchie Blackmore saying "good night, everybody!" I missed the whole bloody concert!

Conexiones
References Mr. Ed (1961)

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7/10

Fergie Is Great

Craig Ferguson is great -- he has so much energy, and although he is pretty bouncy on his talk show, he is even more bouncy on stage doing stand-up. The gloves are off, he is able to say and do whatever he wants... and he does.

I love that he calls out Sean Connery for "Red October" (even if the joke is thirty years old). But then the "Highlander" thing... genius. So true on how movies cast ethnic or national roles...

Ferguson's monologues should probably be collected on DVD... a "best of" Ferguson, that could be all funny and several months long. It would be some of the funniest stuff ever released to the public (far more so than Leno or Letterman could do in such a short period of time).