Comedian/Director Bobcat Goldthwait at Rooster T. Feathers
Rooster T. Feathers Comedy Club (157 West El Camino Real Sunnyvale, CA 94087)
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The last date listed for Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait was Sunday February 26, 2012 / 8:00pm.
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They don;t have a parking lot, but usually there is plenty of parking spots in the strees in the
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It's always fun in spite of the imperfactions
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JonEl1109
Bobcat is hilarious!!! Rooster T's is a kinda small venue compared to Cobbs or the Improv but that just made it better. If you get a chance to see him get the tix.Written on Feb 29 2012
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Bobcat was really on and very funny---not so much for the hostess and the featured act;Written on Feb 28 2012
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Bobcat is a funny guy, but he is not very clear and jumps around from joke to joke which, which takes away much of the fun.Written on Feb 27 2012
The warm comedian was better.
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More Information About Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait
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Description
Born in the outskirts of Hollywood (Syracuse, New York) in 1962, Bobcat Goldthwait wrote and directed his first film Shakes the Clown in 1991. A dark cult comedy, Shakes the Clown was heralded by the Boston Globe as the 'Citizen Kane of alcoholic clown movies', and lays claim to such fans as Martin Scorsese and Michael Stipe – in fact, the REM song “Binky the Doormat” was based on a line from Shakes the Clown.
Goldthwait’s next movie Windy City Heat appeared in the Cine Vegas Film Festival in 04 and won best film at the Montreal Comedy Festival that year. Matt Stone (co-creator of South Park) has called Windy City Heat 'beyond genius' and Vice Magazine called it, 'quite simply the greatest movie of all time.'
Sleeping Dogs Lie marked Bobcat’s third feature film as a director. Written by Goldthwait, and financed by friends and pawn shops, the movie was shot entirely during a two week hiatus from his job directing Jimmy Kimmel Live (2004-2006). It was chosen to compete in Sundance’s 2006 Dramatic competition, and was also in the London, Toronto, and San Sebastian Film Festivals that year.
Sleeping Dogs Lie is Goldthwait’s best reviewed work to date, and was hailed as “earnest and improbably moving” by Esquire Magazine, and “demonically funny and surprisingly sweet” by Rolling Stone. Bobcat credits his failure to appear in the film as a good part of its success.
World's Greatest Dad stars long time friend Robin Williams, and was again made independently from the studio system (although this time Process and Darko Productions came on board and prevented any pawn shops from having to be involved). Shooting again with a cast made up primarily of close friends, World's Greatest Dad was completed in fall 2008 and was accepted into 2009’s Sundance festival.
Bobcat has directed for many television shows including Chappelle's Show, the Man Show, and Crank Yankers. As a comic, he had 3 HBO specials and had appeared on the David Letterman show by the time he was 20, and as an actor he appeared in an innumerable slew of movies and was huge in the '80s, all of which has allowed him to live in an impossibly luxurious rental home in the Los Angeles area.