Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days & 30 Nights - Hollywood to the Heartland

VINCE VAUGHN’S WILD WEST COMEDY SHOW: 30 DAYS AND 30 NIGHTS — HOLLYWOOD TO THE HEARTLAND chronicles the journey of Vince Vaughn, star of the hit films FRED CLAUS, THE BREAK-UP, WEDDING CRASHERS, DODGEBALL: A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY, OLD SCHOOL and SWINGERS, and four stand-up comedians as they traverse the country performing in a live variety show.

In the spirit of the Old West variety shows, Vaughn plays host to the ensemble of comedians and performs improvisational sketches with surprise celebrity and musical guests. Vaughn hand-picked four national comedians from Los Angeles’ world famous Comedy Store—Ahmed Ahmed, John Caparulo, Bret Ernst and Sebastian Maniscalco—to perform on the tour.

The film provides audiences a rare opportunity to experience Vaughn and his team as they travel over 6,000 miles across the heartland of America and perform 30 shows in 30 days. Traveling to cities that don’t ordinarily attract this type of entertainment, Vaughn and his team bring their unique styles and perspectives to regional audiences throughout Western, Southern and Midwestern states.

Through rousing onstage performances and behind-the-scenes interviews, this engaging film breaks down the true essence of each comedian’s life-altering experiences and the personal and professional challenges that will unite four comics, one movie star and legions of fans from Hollywood to the Heartland.

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Release Date: February 8, 2008
Genre: Comedy and Documentary
Running Time: 90 min.
Distributor(s): Picturehouse
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MPAA Rating: R for pervasive language and some sex-related humor.

Director:
Ari Sandel

Producer(s):
Victoria Vaughn (II) - Executive Producer
John Isbell - Executive Producer
Peter Billingsley - Executive Producer
Vince Vaughn - Producer
Sandra J. Smith - Associate Producer

Movie Casts:
Ahmed Ahmed - Himself
Peter Billingsley - Himself
John Caparulo - Himself
Bret Ernst - Himself
Justin Long - Himself
Sebastian Maniscalco - Himself
Keir O'Donnell - Himself
Vince Vaughn - Himself

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