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Guest and members of his regular crew of improvisors -- Catherine O'Hara, Harry Shearer, Eugene Levy (who co-wrote this story outline with Guest), Parker Posey, Fred Willard and more -- play talent-challenged people making or orbiting around a woebegone indie film. Trained in Italy, he began with law studies in Bologna and Padua but soon abandoned jurisprudence in favor of song, emulating the improvisors Serafino dall' Aquilano and Il Chariteo. Yokoshi, a riveting performer, peeks into the imperial courts of Asia, while Heggen, a master improvisor from Holland, gives us a glimpse into the royal courts of Europe. |
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