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Called “quite possible the most intuitively funny woman alive” by the New York Times television critic Jack Gould, this in-depth documentary will feature unprecedented access to Rivers’ own archives including newly unearthed home videos and hundreds of hours of previously unheard comedy recordings and audio tapes as well as interviews with her family, including her daughter Melissa, and her closest confidantes.Read moreLess
Called “quite possible the most intuitively funny woman alive” by the New York Times television critic Jack Gould, this in-depth documentary will feature unprecedented access to Rivers’ own archives including newly unearthed home videos and hundreds of hours of previously unheard comedy recordings and audio tapes as well as interviews with her family, including her daughter Melissa, and her closest confidantes.
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Called “quite possible the most intuitively funny woman alive” by the New York Times television critic Jack Gould, this in-depth documentary will feature unprecedented access to Rivers’ own archives including newly unearthed home videos and hundreds of hours of previously unheard comedy recordings and audio tapes as well as interviews with her family, including her daughter Melissa, and her closest confidantes.
Cast & crew
Joan RiversSelf (archive footage)
Melissa RiversSelf
George CarlinSelf (archive footage)
Richard PryorSelf (archive footage)
Johnny CarsonSelf (archive footage)Explore the crew
- Director
- Colette Camden
- Editor
- Chris King
- Producer
- Caroline Sciama
- Producer
- Hamish Fergusson
- Producer
- David Moulton
- Producer
- Laura Fernández Espeso
- Producer
- Emily Jeal