
The Denigration of Carl Skiln
Comedy
Overview
Up against a deadline, a narcissistic screenwriter forces two of his worst critics to delete their reviews of his work at gunpoint.
Top Cast
David Cowan
David Cowan
Carl Skiln
David Cowan
Carl Skiln
Robyn Accetta
Robyn Accetta
Loraine Kanns
Robyn Accetta
Loraine Kanns


Jonathan Patton
Jonathan Patton
Samuel Jenn
Jonathan Patton
Samuel Jenn
Alec Lowrey
Alec Lowrey
Contemptuous Adult
Alec Lowrey
Contemptuous Adult
Drew Lowrey
Drew Lowrey
Young Carl Skiln
Drew Lowrey
Young Carl Skiln
Alexander Leben
Alexander Leben
Authoritative-Sounding Voice (voice)
Alexander Leben
Authoritative-Sounding Voice (voice)
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