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Crooked Features

20051h 25mMike Peter Reed
IMDb 8.2

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With full access to Rod Shuffler during the making of Attack of the Clowns this documentary not only charts intimately the highs and lows of a career, but also it illustrates the differences and compromises that are common to any film, no matter what its budget.

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What is Crooked Features (2005) about?

With full access to Rod Shuffler during the making of Attack of the Clowns this documentary not only charts intimately the highs and lows of a career, but also it illustrates the differences and compromises that are common to any film, no matter what its budget.

Who stars in Crooked Features?

Crooked Features stars Julian Nicholson (Rod Shuffler), Christopher Dunne (William Barclays), Adrian Farrell (Phil Space), Sanjiv Hayre (Silas Daley), Navid Hegan (Dave B). The film was directed by Mike Peter Reed.

How long is Crooked Features?

Crooked Features has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2005.

Is Crooked Features worth watching?

Crooked Features holds an IMDb rating of 8.2/10. Fans of Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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