Can These Stand Up Comedians Improvise A Movie Climax? | Bryan Callen’s Acting Off
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About this performance
What happens when stand-up comedians are forced into a serious dramatic close-up acting scene… with ZERO preparation? In this episode of Acting Off, Bryan Callen directs comedians Gerard Michaels and Nick Callas through an intense improvised emotional film scene — complete with betrayal, gambling addiction, heartbreak, and raw close-up acting. Can comics known for making people laugh become believable dramatic actors?
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Fans of: Kill Tony Stand-up comedy Improvised comedy Sketch comedy Acting challenges Method acting Hollywood auditions Comedy podcasts …will love this chaotic and surprisingly emotional acting experiment.
Featuring: 🎭 Bryan Callen @BryanCallenComedy 🎭 Nick Callas @MrNickCallas 🎭 Gerard Michaels @GerardvsEvil
This challenge pushes comedians out of their comfort zone and into a cinematic acting showdown filmed in extreme close-up.
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