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August 12, 2005
At the Movies: 100 comics tell the world's dirtiest joke
By DAVID GERMAIN
AP Movie Writer
AP Movie Writer
This guy walks into a talent agent's office and says, "I've got a great act. It's a family act. My wife and little son and daughter are in it. We walk on stage and (censored), then we (censored), and then I (censored, censored) while she (really censored), and for the finale, we all (really, really censored)."
| THE ARISTOCRATS |
 Director: Paul Provenza Cast: Phyllis Diller, Paul Reiser, George Carlin, Kevin Pollak, Gilbert Gottfried, Whoopi Goldberg, Sarah Silverman, Carrie Fisher, Bob Saget, Michael McKean and others. Rating: Unrated but contains pervasive, explicit language about sex, incest, bestiality, defecation and other bodily functions. Running time: 89 minute |
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