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Director: Joe Layton
Actors: Richard Pryor, Gene Cross, Julie Hampton
PlotThe film begins with a high-energy atmosphere as the renowned comedian takes the stage, greeted by raucous applause. With charisma and sharp wit, he immediately captivates the audience, delving into a variety of personal and social topics. He recounts humorous and poignant stories from his past, touching on his upbringing, relationships, and career experiences. His impeccable timing and delivery make each anecdote compelling and relatable, seamlessly blending humor with moments of introspection.
Halfway through the performance, he shifts to more profound reflections on his life, including a near-fatal incident that deeply impacted him. This moment serves as a turning point in his narrative, adding a layer of gravity to the comedy. As he continues, he balances darker themes with his trademark humor, offering a raw and unfiltered look at his struggles and triumphs. The show is an intimate and powerful testament to the comedian's resilience and ability to find laughter even in adversity.
Writers: Paul Mooney, Richard Pryor
Release Date: 12 Mar 1982
Runtime: 82 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English
Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip is a comedy landmark with outstanding AV presentation in Sony's 4K UltraHD release, despite some dated material.
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