Jonathan Winters,
Robin Williams,
Jeffrey Tambor,
Sarah Silverman,
Patricia Arquette
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Jonathan Winters, 85-year-old comic genius, is a gifted painter. He dreams of having his paintings hang in the Museum of Modern Art. When Jonathan's art exhibitions in Beverly Hills and Las Vegas fail... read more
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March 31, 2011
Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times
February 17, 2011
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Jonathan Winters is a fine and funny fellow, and deserves better than this. Full Review
February 11, 2011
Lou Lumenick, New York Post
Fortunately, Winters' legendary inventiveness as a comedian has not diminished with the years. Full Review
February 11, 2011
Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times
Observing his subject both on and off medication (Mr. Winters says he is bipolar), Mr. Pasternak has produced a film that feels depressingly exploitative. Full Review
February 10, 2011
Frank Scheck, Hollywood Reporter
Faux documentary about the legendary comedian squanders the rich potential of its subject. Full Review
February 9, 2011
Nicolas Rapold, Village Voice
The big-kid-bulky Dayton-born comedian gets some welcome playtime in Jim Pasternak's patchwork tribute, but not nearly enough. Full Review
February 16, 2011
Joseph Jon Lanthier, Slant Magazine
Jim Pasternak's documentary is a sophisticated appreciation of Winters as an unsung multi-talent. Full Review
February 11, 2011
David Noh, Film Journal International
There's a trove of laughs to be found here, courtesy of the ineffable Jonathan Winters, which somewhat override the labored mockumentary gimmick. Full Review
February 11, 2011
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality and Practice
A whimsical documentary about the elderly comedian Jonathan Winters and his quest to have his paintings exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art. Full Review
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