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So this gem from 1983, part of the PBS series 'Soundstage,' showcases Andy Kaufman's unique approach to comedy. The atmosphere is playful yet surreal, really capturing Kaufman's quirky style. 'The Has-Been Corner' segment is a particular standout; it's this hilarious, tongue-in-cheek take on washed-up fame that feels so biting and yet tender in its own way. And don't forget his marionette alter ego, Tony Clifton, who adds a layer of absurdity that can only be described as Kaufman-esque. The pacing is a bit erratic, but that’s part of its charm. Kaufman's chemistry with Elayne is noticeable too, adding depth to the otherwise zany escapades.
Features Kaufman's marionette character Tony Clifton.Includes the memorable segment 'The Has-Been Corner.'Part of the PBS 'Soundstage' series, showcasing distinctive comedy.
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