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Nick Cannon Mr. Showbiz (2011)

Mr. Show Biz

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 1H 40M

Director : Jay Karas

Synopsis

Funnyman Nick Cannon sets out to prove that he's still "All That" in this hilarious stand-up comedy performance that was filmed live at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Originally airing on Showtime, the special features the comedian/actor/musician riffing on such topics as his failed attempts at becoming a gangster, marriage, fatherhood, what he thinks about Eminem, and more.

Actors

Nick Cannon
Nick Cannon
Himself

Crews

Jay Karas
Jay Karas
Director
Nick Cannon
Nick Cannon
Writer

Posters and backgrounds

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