Canned (2023)
Overview
An unhinged vocal coach and his dysfunctional staff struggle to keep the dying art of canned laughter alive.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.074 |
Directed By
Steve Melone
Crew
Michael DiGioia
Justin Guerrieri
Chloe Chowaniec
Justin Guerrieri
Ariana Farfan
Michael DiGioia
Noelia Rondon
Grace Ward
Chandy Bennett
Mariana Correa
Brittany Zwier
Burak Aydogan
Charlie Vancil
Anthony Echo
Chandy Bennett
Louie Balascio
April Schroer
Jenny Leung
Anthony Echo
Steve Melone
Robert Lak
Steve Melone
Josh Heilbronner
Steve Melone
Tom Mika
Emery Bergmann
David Burdzy
Steve Melone
Jacob Shapiro
Michael DiGioia
Monika Kolodziej
Tom Mika
Patrick Messina
Michael Pacyna
Steve Melone
Joseph Robert Redl
Alex Scott
Adam Egizi
Travis Lands
Bryan Paez
Robert Woods
Evan Dickerson
Hayden Germano
Tim Gilligan
Ryan D. Moore
Alex Monastersky
Steven Lew
TOP CAST
Philip Casale
Sherman Kinsley
Sophia Lucia Parola
Sherri Greer
Brandon Patterson
Jimmy Givens
Marcie Webber
Lisa Halsbut
Adam James Barth
Jeremy Robespierre
Joe Harkins
Allen Risdale
Kathleen Regan
Regina Woodley
Rob Asaro
Comedian
Ryan D. Moore
Marmond Tully
Tom Mika
Tony
Morgan Vasquez
Joyce
Anna Lillian Weidner
Alice
Steve Melone
Young Allen Risdale
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