Nantucket Film Festival's Comedy Roundtable
Comedy · Documentary · TV Movie
Overview
In June at the Nantucket Film Festival, Ben Stiller brought together three of his funniest famous friends to talk seriously about comedy. Chris Rock and Jim Carrey joined Stiller on a panel moderated by Saturday Night Live‘s Bill Hader for the 4th Annual All-Star Comedy Roundtable.
Top Cast


Bill Hader
Bill Hader
Self - Host
Bill Hader
Self - Host


Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey
Self - Panelist
Jim Carrey
Self - Panelist


Chris Rock
Chris Rock
Self - Panelist
Chris Rock
Self - Panelist


Ben Stiller
Ben Stiller
Self - Panelist
Ben Stiller
Self - Panelist
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