The Godfather of Green Bay 19 years old
Joe Keegan is the 'Rocky' of stand-up comedy. A fifteen-year comedy veteran who was pegged for stardom early on in his career but has blown every major audition he has ever had in legendary fashion. Fresh off a recent fiasco with a heckler that included a broken nose, Joe's friend Kenny tells him he can get them an audition for 'The Tonight Show' and that it's 'a can't miss.' The one catch is that it's at a roadside bar in tiny Pine Lake, Wisconsin, hometown of Tonight Show Talent scout, Harvey Skorik who never misses 'Rocktoberfest.' Having doubts but needing a break from L.A., Joe reluctantly agrees to go. Arriving in Wisconsin, Joe bombs his first night on stage when local emcee Dug sabotages him. Joe cannot get a break until he encounters his former high school English teacher, the beautiful Molly Mahoney who is also at a crossroads in her life.
Credits
The Godfather of Green Bay Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Thomas Lennon He was 34, now 54 years old | as DUG |
| Lauren Holly She was 41, now 61 years old | as Molly Mahoney |
| Tony Goldwyn He was 44, now 64 years old | as Big Jake Norquist |
| Mark Borchardt He was 38, now 58 years old | as Skeeter |
| Mike Siegel He was 60, now 79 years old | as Driver |
| Steve Seagren | as Ralphy |
| Paul Bentzen | as Farmer (uncredited) |
| Duane Sharp | as Sheriff |
| Donna Brower | as Heckler's Mother |
| Pete Schwaba | as Joe Keegan |
| Eric Price He was 30, now 50 years old | as Ratboy |
| Dennis LaValle | as Harvey Skorik |
The Godfather of Green Bay Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Donn Aron as Editor. | Editing |
| Donn Aron as Co-Producer. | Production |
| Brian R. Etting as Producer. | Production |
| Pete Schwaba as Director. | Directing |
| Pete Schwaba as Writer. | Writing |
| Sarah Schooley as Script Supervisor. | Directing |
| Donna Brower as Co-Producer. | Production |
| Donna Brower as Casting. | Production |
| Merje Veski as Production Design. | Art |
The Godfather of Green Bay (19 years)
- Release day: Wednesday, April 20, 2005
- Runtime: 90 minutes