| Title | Phunny Business: A Black Comedy (2012) |
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| Length of Time | 02h 17 min |
Description
A bittersweet valentine to All Jokes Aside, a little known, but extremely influential, black-owned Comedy Club. Comedy, race and Chicago politics collided at this cultural gem and we hope our humorous telling of this story will provoke discussion, and in some small way, promote a greater understanding between the races.
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy (2012)
Genre: Documentary, Comedy
Cast: Lori Alexander, Douglas Bank, Bill Bellamy, J. Anthony Brown, Cedric the Entertainer
Crew: Reid Brody, Brian Kallies, Brian Kallies, John Davies, John Davies
Release: 2012-04-25
Budget: $2,806,025
Revenue: $71,188,765
Security Guard: Liliane Casper
Precision Instrument Repairer: Stefanie Ernser
Psychiatric Aide: Gennaro O'Kon II
Spotters: Prof. Shaina Ledner Jr.
Pressure Vessel Inspector: Soledad Kshlerin
Distribution Manager: Dr. Aida Satterfield
Psychology Teacher: Karelle Goyette PhD
Pest Control Worker: Wilhelm Russel
Marine Cargo Inspector: Marian Kuvalis
Shoe Machine Operators: Frederik Klein
Photoengraver: Dr. Raymundo Streich Jr.
Railroad Conductors: Nelda Sauer
Cement Mason and Concrete Finisher: Kareem Toy
Manager of Food Preparation: Tressa Denesik
Sales Manager: Fiona Mertz
Cast: Lori Alexander, Douglas Bank, Bill Bellamy, J. Anthony Brown, Cedric the Entertainer
Crew: Reid Brody, Brian Kallies, Brian Kallies, John Davies, John Davies
Release: 2012-04-25
Budget: $2,806,025
Revenue: $71,188,765
Security Guard: Liliane Casper
Precision Instrument Repairer: Stefanie Ernser
Psychiatric Aide: Gennaro O'Kon II
Spotters: Prof. Shaina Ledner Jr.
Pressure Vessel Inspector: Soledad Kshlerin
Distribution Manager: Dr. Aida Satterfield
Psychology Teacher: Karelle Goyette PhD
Pest Control Worker: Wilhelm Russel
Marine Cargo Inspector: Marian Kuvalis
Shoe Machine Operators: Frederik Klein
Photoengraver: Dr. Raymundo Streich Jr.
Railroad Conductors: Nelda Sauer
Cement Mason and Concrete Finisher: Kareem Toy
Manager of Food Preparation: Tressa Denesik
Sales Manager: Fiona Mertz
'Phunny Business: A Black Comedy' Chronicles Rise & Fall Of ....
What Second City was for "Saturday Night Live," a Chicago comedy club was for virtually every black comedian who emerged in the 1990s. All Jokes Aside was a black-owned enterprise that seemed to have infallible taste in talent, perhaps because it was the only club in the country that didn't relegate blacks to "special nights" or "Chocolate Sundays." Its opening-night act was Jamie Foxx, then unknown. It introduced or showcased talents such as Bernie Mac, Cedric the Entertainer, Steve Harvey, Hughley, Carlos Mencia, Jamal, Sheryl Underwood, George Wallace, Bill Bellamy, Dave Chappelle, Adele Givens, and on and on, including the personnel of the touring Kings of Comedy and Queens of Comedy..
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Alum John Davies Writes, Directs, and Produces the Play "Phunny Business: A Black Comedy" - News and Events.
Phunny Business A Black Comedy (2011) TRAILER.
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy.
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy (2012).
Feb 9, 2011 ... The shared proving ground for a generation of great black comic entertainers is giddily illuminated in Phunny Business: A Black Comedy, ....
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy, produced, written, and directed by John Davies ’75 debuted Thursday, February 23, on Showtime. The documentary chronicles.
PHUNNY BUSINESS: A BLACK COMEDY is a bittersweet valentine to All Jokes Aside, a little known, but extremely influential, black-owned Comedy Club..
Congratulations to our "Phunny Business" narrator JOHN RIDLEY for both his Oscar nomination and Golden Globe nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay for ....
All Jokes Aside, the comedy club that dominated the city's South Loop district in the '90s, was a viable force in Chicago entertainment until it closed in 2000. The club, which hosted a.
For a decade, Chicago's ALL JOKES ASIDE was one of the preeminent comedy clubs in the country and gave early exposure and early paychecks to many of the.
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy.
PHUNNY BUSINESS: A BLACK COMEDY chronicles the rise and fall of ALL JOKES ASIDE(TM), which for a decade, was the preeminent Black Comic showcase in America. This mostly unheralded.
PHUNNY BUSINESS: A BLACK COMEDY: The Rise and Fall of ALL ....
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy movie review (2011) | Roger Ebert.
Aug 25, 2011 ... The celebrated, yet doomed club is now chronicled in a documentary called “ ....
'Phunny Business': Showtime documentary looks at South Side comedy club All Jokes Aside.
On the night All Jokes Aside opened, more than two decades ago, the headliner was a young comedian named Jamie Foxx . In footage from that night, he looks thin, rangy and less certain than the swaggering Oscar-winner he became. The comedy club itself looks a little uncertain, too. At first, it rented space from an art gallery. There was no real lighting rig; when a comedian took the stage, employees would stand off to the side and, at the count of three, simultaneously plug in their spotlights. And the stage itself, small, square and sad, was just a rental.
What Second City was for "Saturday Night Live," a Chicago comedy club was for virtually every black comedian who emerged in the 1990s. All Jokes Aside was a black-owned enterprise that seemed to have infallible taste in talent, perhaps because it was the only club in the country that didn't relegate blacks to "special nights" or "Chocolate Sundays." Its opening-night act was Jamie Foxx, then unknown. It introduced or showcased talents such as Bernie Mac, Cedric the Entertainer, Steve Harvey, Hughley, Carlos Mencia, Jamal, Sheryl Underwood, George Wallace, Bill Bellamy, Dave Chappelle, Adele Givens, and on and on, including the personnel of the touring Kings of Comedy and Queens of Comedy..
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy -- Film Review | Hollywood ....
Alum John Davies Writes, Directs, and Produces the Play "Phunny Business: A Black Comedy" - News and Events.
Phunny Business A Black Comedy (2011) TRAILER.
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy.
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy (2012).
Feb 9, 2011 ... The shared proving ground for a generation of great black comic entertainers is giddily illuminated in Phunny Business: A Black Comedy, ....
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy, produced, written, and directed by John Davies ’75 debuted Thursday, February 23, on Showtime. The documentary chronicles.
PHUNNY BUSINESS: A BLACK COMEDY is a bittersweet valentine to All Jokes Aside, a little known, but extremely influential, black-owned Comedy Club..
Congratulations to our "Phunny Business" narrator JOHN RIDLEY for both his Oscar nomination and Golden Globe nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay for ....
All Jokes Aside, the comedy club that dominated the city's South Loop district in the '90s, was a viable force in Chicago entertainment until it closed in 2000. The club, which hosted a.
For a decade, Chicago's ALL JOKES ASIDE was one of the preeminent comedy clubs in the country and gave early exposure and early paychecks to many of the.
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy.
PHUNNY BUSINESS: A BLACK COMEDY chronicles the rise and fall of ALL JOKES ASIDE(TM), which for a decade, was the preeminent Black Comic showcase in America. This mostly unheralded.
PHUNNY BUSINESS: A BLACK COMEDY: The Rise and Fall of ALL ....
Phunny Business: A Black Comedy movie review (2011) | Roger Ebert.
Aug 25, 2011 ... The celebrated, yet doomed club is now chronicled in a documentary called “ ....
'Phunny Business': Showtime documentary looks at South Side comedy club All Jokes Aside.
On the night All Jokes Aside opened, more than two decades ago, the headliner was a young comedian named Jamie Foxx . In footage from that night, he looks thin, rangy and less certain than the swaggering Oscar-winner he became. The comedy club itself looks a little uncertain, too. At first, it rented space from an art gallery. There was no real lighting rig; when a comedian took the stage, employees would stand off to the side and, at the count of three, simultaneously plug in their spotlights. And the stage itself, small, square and sad, was just a rental.
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