FILMBHBarry Hilton: Serial Comic2010

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Name: Barry Hilton: Serial Comic
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2010
Duration: 60 min

1h runtime

20101hComedy

Comedy film with a runtime of 60 minutes, released in 2010. Presented in English.

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Runtime1h

Minutes60

One SittingYes

With Break1h 12m

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Filmed in the Lyric Theatre at Gold Reef City where Barry performed to sold out audiences. If you thought The Cousin couldn’t get any funnier, you were wrong! His quick wit, animated physical antics and hilarious facial expressions will leave you gasping for air. Enjoy his well-timed delivery and perfect execution from the minute you push play right up till the last minute. Find out about the uproarious disadvantages of wearing crocs, how Eminem relates to car guards and dog-doo, how “The BOERE” braai and how comical teenage boys, who are addicted to the gym, can be.

Runtime Card

Runtime1h

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break1h 12m

Movie Facts

Release Year2010

Runtime1h

LanguageEnglish

GenresComedy

ProducerBarry Hilton

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