Sarah Silverman: Jesus Is Magic Trailer

Sarah Silverman: Jesus Is Magic Trailer (2005)

11 February 2005 Comedy 70 mins

Sarah Silverman appears before an audience in Los Angeles with several sketches, taped outside the theater, intercut into the stand-up performance. Themes include race, sex, and religion. Her comic persona is a self-centered hipster, brash and clueless about her political incorrectness. A handful of musical numbers punctuate the performance.

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Cast

Steve Agee

as Guy in Wings

Brian Posehn

as Friend

Jim Bodma

as Grandma's Friend

Jon Cellini

as Funeral Attendee

Bob Odenkirk

as Manager

David Derby

as Bass Guitar Player

Suzannah Fagan

as Soccer Mom

Robin Goldwasser

as Harmonies

Dee Kaye

as Soccer Mom

Jonathan Kimmel

as Harmonies

Michael Kotch

as Guitar Player / Keyboards

Kiyano La'vin

as African American Guy

Ben Matthews

as Grandma's Friend

Mark Mclane

as Funeral Attendee

Peggy Mollin

as Grandma's Friend

Crew

Liam Lynch

Director

Randy Sosin

Randy Sosin Producer

Dayna Pink

Dayna Pink Costume Design

Rhet Bear

Rhet Bear Director of Photography

Rusty Walden

Rusty Walden Production Manager

Grant Jue

Grant Jue Line Producer

Liam Lynch

Original Music Composer

Henry Arce

Henry Arce Production Design

Sarah Silverman

Original Music Composer

Jerad Sloan

Jerad Sloan Post Production Supervisor

Mike Draghi

Mike Draghi Sound Re-Recording Mixer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 August 2008

United States 11 February 2005

Production Companies

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