Ringmaster
- Comedy
Jerry Springer stars as more or less himself, the host of a raunchy, controversial and popular Los Angeles talk show which features everyday people with problems and who frequently vent their problems on the air.
Ringmaster is a 1998 comedy film starring Jerry Springer as a version of himself hosting a controversial talk show in Los Angeles. The film satirizes the world of daytime television and the chaotic dynamics between host, guests, and crew. It's available now as a completed theatrical release.
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Jerry SpringerJerry Farrelly
Jaime PresslyAngel Zorzak
Molly HaganConnie Zorzak
William McNamaraTroy Davenport
Michael DudikoffRusty
Wendy Raquel RobinsonStarletta
Michael Jai WhiteDemond- Ashley HolbrookWillie
Tangie AmbroseVonda Simmons
Nicki MicheauxLeshawnette- Rebecca BroussardSuzanne
John CapodiceMel Riley- Krista TesreauCatherine Winicott
Dawn MaxeyNatalie- Jerry GilesFloyd Merkel
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When did Ringmaster come out?
Ringmaster was released on November 25, 1998.
Who stars in Ringmaster?
Jerry Springer stars as the lead, playing a version of himself as the host of a provocative Los Angeles talk show.
What is Ringmaster about?
The film centers on a raunchy, controversial talk show host and the everyday people with personal problems who appear on his program to air their issues publicly.
What genre is Ringmaster?
Ringmaster is a comedy that satirizes the world of daytime television and talk-show culture.
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