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Gilly and Keeves: The Special (2022)

ジャンル : コメディ

上映時間 : 59分

演出 : John McKeever

シノプシス

Gilly and Keeves: The Special is a feature-length sketch comedy special from John McKeever and Shane Gillis. This unique comedy film includes original sketch comedy, behind the scenes footage, outtakes, as well as live footage from Gilly And Keeves: Live at the TLA in Philadelphia.

出演

Shane Gillis
Shane Gillis
Himself/Various Characters
John McKeever
John McKeever
Himself/Various Characters
Steve Gerben
Steve Gerben
Himself/Various Characters
Ian Fidance
Ian Fidance
Passenger
Lauren LaVera
Lauren LaVera

製作陣

John McKeever
John McKeever
Director
John McKeever
John McKeever
Writer
Shane Gillis
Shane Gillis
Writer
Steve Gerben
Steve Gerben
Writer
Chris Newhard
Chris Newhard
Director of Photography
Jacob Matthew
Jacob Matthew
Producer
Cece Logue
Cece Logue
Producer
Becky Astphan
Becky Astphan
Producer

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