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Howard Stern's Private Parts (1997) のシーン
シーン詳細
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このシーンの女優
Melanie Good
詳細
別名: Alex Lakewood, Alexandria Lakewood
身体的特徴: N/A
経歴
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映画について: Howard Stern's Private Parts (1997)
公開年: 1997
別題: Private Parts, O Rei da Baixaria, Интимни части, Parties intimes, Howard Sternin intiimit osat, Private Parts - Dirty Radio, Howard Stern - Idiaitera mathimata, Intim részek, Intymus Hovardo Šterno gyvenimas, Partes privadas, Howard Sterns edle deler, Czesci intymne, O Rei da Rádio, Чaсти тела, Intimni delovi, Naga resnica, Private Parts - Howard Sterns liv och underliv, Gizli noktalar
監督: Betty Thomas
制作 & ジャンル
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制作会社: Rysher Entertainment, Paramount Pictures
ジャンル: Comedy, Drama
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ストーリー
Howard Stern's Private Parts follows the real-life story of Howard Stern, a radio DJ known for his controversial and irreverent style. The film begins with Howard (played by himself) at his lowest point, fired from his job after a prank gone wrong. He lands another gig in New York City but struggles to regain his former glory. Alongside his loyal producer Robin Quivers (played by Mary McCormack), they work tirelessly to make their show the best it can be. Throughout his journey, Howard faces numerous challenges and controversies, including a battle with a competing radio station and an FCC that's out to get him. Despite these hurdles, he remains committed to his unique brand of humor and honesty, ultimately becoming one of the most popular DJs in America.
概要
Howard Stern's Private Parts is a semi-autobiographical comedy-drama based on the life of legendary radio personality Howard Stern. Directed by Betty Thomas and released in 1997, the film offers an inside look at the world of broadcasting and the power of free speech. Starring Stern himself alongside Mary McCormack as his producer Robin Quivers, the movie chronicles Howard's rise to fame and fortune amidst a string of controversies. Through its sharp wit and honest portrayal of the radio industry, Private Parts serves as both an entertaining comedy and a commentary on the role of media in society.