Run Ronnie Run [VHS]

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	Actor(s):	David Cross Bob Odenkirk Bruce Taylor Leon Lamar India Cosper
	Video by:	New Line Home Video
	Sales Rank:	248691

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Actor(s):
David Cross
Bob Odenkirk
Bruce Taylor
Leon Lamar
India Cosper

Creators:
David Cross (Writer)
Bob Odenkirk (Writer)
Bernie Brillstein (Producer)
Carl Mazzocone (Producer)
BJ Porter (Writer)
Brian Posehn (Writer)
Scott Aukerman (Writer)

Director(s):
Troy Miller

Recording label: New Line Home Video
EAN: 9780780644151
Binding: VHS Tape
ISBN: 0780644158
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC,
Release Date: 2003-09-16
Universal product code (UPC): 794043651137
Number of discs: 1
Audience rating: R (Restricted)

Description
Based on the incredibly popular character Ronnie Dobbs from the hit HBO series "Mr. Show", Run Ronnie Run tells the story of a drunken, mullet-haired criminal who can't seem to keep himself from getting arrested. When spotted once again on a national reality show, a Hollywood TV producer gets the brilliant idea to base an entire show on Ronnie himself. Soon, Ronnie is a national TV star and the toast of Hollywood but how long can a guy from the backwoods of Tennessee survive in the big time

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Bob Odenkirk and David Cross, creators and stars of the HBO comedy sketch series Mr. Show, bravely stretch one of that program's premises and characters into a generally successful, feature-length film in Run Ronnie Run! Cross plays Ronnie Dobbs, a trailer-park nitwit whose pranks find him routinely chased by small-town police. When an L.A. television producer (Odenkirk) discovers Ronnie is a favorite and frequent felon on a reality TV show, he signs Dobbs to his own series (Ronnie Dobbs Gets Arrested!) and re-settles him in Beverly Hills. Unprepared for fame, money, and power, Ronnie tries reinventing his life with mixed results. Much of Run Ronnie Run! is funny, though Cross--always a strong performer--is typically better than the material. The film works best as a showcase for sight gags and one-note sketches; among the latter is a great piece involving a self-help guru and a cameo by Jeff Goldblum. --Tom Keogh

Running time: 86 minutes
Language: English (Original Language)