Who was the director of Waiting For Guffman?

What is the duration of Waiting for Guffman?

The duration of Waiting for Guffman is 1.4 hours.

When was Waiting for Guffman created?

Waiting for Guffman was created on 1997-01-31.

When was Waiting for Guffman released?

Waiting for Guffman was released on 01/31/1997.

What was the Production Budget for Waiting for Guffman?

The Production Budget for Waiting for Guffman was $4,000,000.

How much money did Waiting for Guffman gross worldwide?

Waiting for Guffman grossed $2,922,988 worldwide.

How much money did Waiting for Guffman gross domestically?

Waiting for Guffman grossed $2,922,988 in the domestic market.

What are the ratings and certificates for Waiting for Guffman - 1996?

Waiting for Guffman - 1996 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M Canada:14A (Canadian Home Video rating) Iceland:L South Korea:15 Sweden:11 (video rating) UK:15 USA:R (No. 33995) USA:TV-14 (cable rating)

Is the film Wild Horse Wild Ride on DVD yet?

No director is waiting for the right time to release it.

What actors and actresses appeared in Call Waiting - 2004?

The cast of Call Waiting - 2004 includes: Art LaFleur as Director Amy Ryder as Prop Master Ryan Welsch as Make-up Artist

What movie and television projects has James McQueen been in?

James McQueen has: Played Dr. Weltman in "RoboCop 2" in 1990. Performed in "Challenger" in 1990. Played James Baker in "Without Warning: The James Brady Story" in 1991. Played John (the mechanic) in "The Vortex: Quantum Gate II" in 1994. Played Sargeant Cuff in "Wishbone" in 1995. Played Singing Auditioner in "Waiting for Guffman" in 1996.

What is the email id for Telugu director ss rajamouli?

ssrajamouli@gmail.com hello sir i have completed my direction course at MADHU FILM INSTITUTE waiting for a chance please give me a chance

Who is Susan hay ex husbands?

Susan Hayward was married three times. Her first husband was actor and producer Jess Barker, whom she married in 1944 and divorced in 1954. She then married businessman and actor, and producer, and writer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and director, and producer, and director, and producer, and director, and director, and producer, and director, and director, and producer, and director, and director, and producer, and director, and director, and producer.