Who is Roger Gendron in A Sense of Humor/Funkytown?

Michel Côté plays Roger Gendron in the film.

What is A Sense of Humor/Funkytown about?

Double Feature: International Premiere! A SENSE OF HUMOR (LE SENS DE L’HUMOUR), 2011 Michel Cote steals the show as Roger Gendron, a thickheaded yokel who takes a couple of standup comedians hostage when they poke too much fun at him during a performance at a local bar. But keeping wisecrackers under lock and key has its benefits, and Roger soon realizes he's gaining - shock! - a sense of humor. This winning comedy about those who are comedy tone-deaf is Quebec’s biggest box-office success in 2011! In French with English subtitles. California Premiere! FUNKYTOWN, 2011, 132 min. Based on the life of TV celebrity and disco-scene fixture Bastien Lavallee, Quebecois director Daniel Roby’s slick telling of the proverbial fast lane in 1970s Montreal is a must-see for lovers of Boogie Nights or Saturday Night Fever . In French with English subtitles.

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Who directed A Sense of Humor/Funkytown?: Émile Gaudreault

Who is Roger Gendron in A Sense of Humor/Funkytown?: Michel Côté plays Roger Gendron in the film.

What is A Sense of Humor/Funkytown about?: Double Feature: International Premiere! A SENSE OF HUMOR (LE SENS DE L’HUMOUR), 2011 Michel Cote steals the show as Roger Gendron, a thickheaded yokel who takes a couple of standup comedians hostage when they poke too much fun at him during a performance at a local bar. But keeping wisecrackers under lock and key has its benefits, and Roger soon realizes he's gaining - shock! - a sense of humor. This winning comedy about those who are comedy tone-deaf is Quebec’s biggest box-office success in 2011! In French with English subtitles.

California Premiere! FUNKYTOWN, 2011, 132 min. Based on the life of TV celebrity and disco-scene fixture Bastien Lavallee, Quebecois director Daniel Roby’s slick telling of the proverbial fast lane in 1970s Montreal is a must-see for lovers of Boogie Nights or Saturday Night Fever. In French with English subtitles.