
The Yes Men
Comedy · Documentary
Overview
A comic, biting and revelatory documentary following a small group of prankster activists as they gain worldwide notoriety for impersonating the World Trade Organization (WTO) on television and at business conferences around the world.
Top Cast
Mike Bonanno
Mike Bonanno
Himself
Mike Bonanno
Himself


Andy Bichlbaum
Andy Bichlbaum
Himself
Andy Bichlbaum
Himself


Michael Moore
Michael Moore
Himself
Michael Moore
Himself
Patrick Lichty
Patrick Lichty
Himself
Patrick Lichty
Himself
Sal Salamone
Sal Salamone
Himself
Sal Salamone
Himself
Phil Bayly
Phil Bayly
Chicago Newreporter
Phil Bayly
Chicago Newreporter


Andy Bichlbaum
Andy Bichlbaum
Dr. Andreas Bichlbauer
Andy Bichlbaum
Dr. Andreas Bichlbauer
Philip De Lorenzo
Philip De Lorenzo
Himself
Philip De Lorenzo
Himself


Greg Palast
Greg Palast
Himself
Greg Palast
Himself
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