"Thats a good one, write it down!!" 01 November 1988 Comedy 59 mins
Hal Roach, billed as Ireland's Bob Hope, delivers his patented brand of blarney to a live audience at the Jurys Hotel in Dublin.
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Hal Roach as Himself
An Audience with Hal Roach Trailer
United Kingdom 01 November 1988
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