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Totally Awesome

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Released: 2006-11-07

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Totally Awesome DVD Cast & Features Cast:
Ben Stein, Mikey Day, Dominique Swain, Chris Kattan, Trevor Heins, Nicki Clyne, Brittany Daniel, James Hong, Teryl Rothery, Greg Kean, Joey Kern, Tracy Morgan, Tone-Loc, Adam Thomas, Marc Menard, Richard de Klerk, Owen Walstrom, Andrew Francis, Stephen Dimopoulos, James Purcell, Lucie Guest, Mark J. Gibbon, Kimberly Warnat, Lisa Caruk, Kevin Sateri, Aaron Ydenberg, David Lewis, Dean Paul Gibson, Kurt Evans, T.J. Riley, Tyler Johnston, Zara Taylor, Crystal Lowe, Wanda Cannon, Nancy J. Lilley, Kristall Futrell Fruhling, Sam Clark, Jonathan Ndukwe, Melena Rounis, Hailley Caulfield, Greg Farkas, Scott Augustine, Giselle Liu, Jessica Fletcher, Josh Beamish, Andy Fosmark

Director(s): Neal Brennan

Features:
Commentary featuring Tracy Morgan & writer/director Neal Brennan
Deleted scenes
Bloopers & outtakes hosted by Neal Brennan & Joey Kern
Tracy Morgan: 7 minutes of ad libs
Joey Kern is Kipp Vanderhoff
Kipp Vanderhoff: A nightmare of condescending laughter

Totally Awesome DVD Details

Video:
Enchanced Widescreen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
Audio:
Dolby Digital Stereo
Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
Language:
English

Running Time: 93
Genre: Comedies Tv Shows Tv Movie
Item Weight: 1
UPC: 097368012325
Product Code: PRT801232DVD
Format: DVD
Year:2006
Studio: Paramount

Totally Awesome DVD Summary Chappelle's Show writer/producer/director Neal Brennan makes his feature directorial debut with this retro-minded comedy purported to have been produced in the 1980s but never released until 2006.

As the Gunderson family sets out on a cross-country road trip to their new home, boyishly handsome Charlie (Mikey Day), blossoming dancer Lori (Dominique Swain), and highly intelligent Max (Trevor Heins) all have their own ideas of what life will be like in their new town.

When Charlie is singled out as the least popular senior on the very first day of school, kindly outcast Billie (Nicki Clyne) amiably agrees to show him the ropes and provide him with an illuminating crash course in the clique system.

Meanwhile, Lori is shocked to discover that dancing has been banned in her new town and the only place to cut loose is at the clandestine dance sessions held in the garage of current janitor and former dance instructor Gabriel (Chris Kattan).

Immediately forbidden from attending the highly secretive shindigs, Lori stealthily sneaks out to be with the kindly Gabriel as her feelings for the dance instructor grow and the pair set into motion a clever plan to usher in a new era of dancing around town.

When Charlie vows to win the heart of popular girl Kimberly (Brittany Daniel) by competing against her athletic boyfriend, Kipp (Joey Kern), in the upcoming school decathlon, lovelorn Billie quietly pines for the clueless newcomer from afar as he begins a rigorous training regiment with Japanese gardener Yamagashi (James Hong).

As his family struggles to adjust to their new life, reclusive genius Max continues working on a highly advanced home computer that soon draws the attention of the CIA.