Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.

Bill Cosby
Self (archive footage)

Steve Martin
Self (archive footage)

Lily Tomlin
Self (archive footage)

Mel Brooks
Self (archive footage)

Jackie Mason
Self (archive footage)

Bob Newhart
Self (archive footage)

Carl Reiner
Self (archive footage)

Shelley Berman
Self (archive footage)

Jonathan Winters
Self (archive footage)

George Carlin
Self (archive footage)

Richard Pryor
Self (archive footage)

Andy Kaufman
Self (archive footage)

Billy Crystal
Self (archive footage)

Jay Leno
Self (archive footage)

David Letterman
Self (archive footage)

Dan Rowan
Self (archive footage)

Dick Martin
Self (archive footage)

Tom Smothers
Self (archive footage)

Dick Smothers
Self (archive footage)
Tony Hendra
Self (archive footage)
Nick Ullett
Self (archive footage)
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