Twenty-six years after the release of the original Rutles documentary, famous artists, actors, and musicians speak out on how the Rutles influenced them.Twenty-six years after the release of the original Rutles documentary, famous artists, actors, and musicians speak out on how the Rutles influenced them.Twenty-six years after the release of the original Rutles documentary, famous artists, actors, and musicians speak out on how the Rutles influenced them.
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Neil Innes
- Ron Nasty
- (archive footage)
Ricky Fataar
- Stig O'Hara
- (archive footage)
John Halsey
- Barry Wom
- (archive footage)
Terence Bayler
- Leggy Mountintaback
- (archive footage)
Tasha Goldthwait
- Rutles Fan
- (as Tasha Goldthwaite)
Bianca Jagger
- Martini
- (archive footage)
Bill Murray
- Bill Murray the K
- (archive footage)
Gwen Taylor
- Chastity
- (archive footage)
Carinthia West
- Carintha
- (archive footage)
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- TriviaFilming was completed on November 9, 2002, but the movie sat on the shelf until it was premiered at the Don't Knock the Rock festival in August 2003. The film was later released on DVD in 2004, never having reached theaters.
- Crazy creditsNo Executives were harmed during the making of this film.
- ConnectionsEdited from Saturday Night Live: Eric Idle/Neil Innes (1977)
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Eric Idle is Really Not a Very Clever Man
If you could cut out Idle's ridiculous interviewer (not funny ridiculous, as in Monty Python, ridiculous ridiculous, as in your tiresome uncle who trots out the same tired schtick every Thanksgiving), this might have some merit, as recycled as it is. I don't know exactly where Idle got the notion that these endless digressions and middle school wordplays are funny. Again and again he'd go back to never funny in the first place routine that would go something like "Right here in 1962...well, er., not exactly here, technically over there about 10 feet...err, actually more like 9.5 feet...or to be more accurate 9 feet five and three quarter inches, or "dyuymov", as the Russians say for inches...but the Russians really have nothing to do with the Rutles, even though they start with the same first letter "R"...although it's only "R" in the English translation of the word we use for "Russian...etc., etc. ad nauseum."
DOES ANYONE, ANYWHERE THINK THAT'S FUNNY? Mr. Idle, you are not a stand alone funny person. You won the lottery by meeting the rest of the Python troupe. You are capable of inspired work WITH OTHERS. But not alone.
He desperately needed some checks and balances here, perhaps the hand of Mr. Innes (who actually has the gift of subtle humor) might have helped, but by most accounts he ran the entire group of former collaborators off. His loss--and ours.
DOES ANYONE, ANYWHERE THINK THAT'S FUNNY? Mr. Idle, you are not a stand alone funny person. You won the lottery by meeting the rest of the Python troupe. You are capable of inspired work WITH OTHERS. But not alone.
He desperately needed some checks and balances here, perhaps the hand of Mr. Innes (who actually has the gift of subtle humor) might have helped, but by most accounts he ran the entire group of former collaborators off. His loss--and ours.
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- ksprof
- Nov 18, 2019
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By what name was The Rutles 2: Can't Buy Me Lunch (2003) officially released in Canada in English?
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