Self (played by Jerry Seinfeld) is a protagonist in Comedian.
Robert Klein appears among the recognizable comedians featured in the documentary as Jerry Seinfeld develops an entirely new act. The synopsis does not identify a distinct storyline or specific conversation for Klein, but includes him among the comedians whose appearances contribute to the film’s broader focus on stand-up performers and their craft. Self (played by Orny Adams) is a protagonist in Comedian.
Self (played by Greg Giraldo) appears in Comedian.
Self (played by Jim Norton) appears in Comedian.
Self (played by T. Sean Shannon) appears in Comedian.
Self (played by Sherrod Small) appears in Comedian.
Self (played by Nicole Beatty) appears in Comedian.
Self (played by Nicole Severine) appears in Comedian.
Comedian (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Self
(played by Jerry Seinfeld) — protagonist
Robert Klein appears among the recognizable comedians featured in the documentary as Jerry Seinfeld develops an entirely new act. The synopsis does not identify a distinct storyline or specific conver...
Self
(played by Orny Adams) — protagonist
Self
(played by Greg Giraldo) — supporting
Self
(played by Jim Norton) — supporting
Self
(played by T. Sean Shannon) — supporting
Self
(played by Sherrod Small) — supporting
Self
(played by Nicole Beatty) — minor
Self
(played by Nicole Severine) — minor
Self
(played by Craig Figueiredo) — minor
Self
(played by Michael Britt) — minor
Self
(played by Richard Spector) — minor
Self
(played by Shawn Seymour) — minor
Self
(played by Gary Greenberg) — minor
Self
(played by Tom Papa) — minor
Self
(played by Allan Havey) — supporting
Self
(played by Ray Romano) — minor
Self
(played by Mario Joyner) — minor
Self
(played by Colin Quinn) — supporting
Self
(played by Cynthia Koury) — supporting
Self
(played by George Wallace) — supporting
Story Analysis
A documentary exploring creative reinvention and parallel career paths in stand-up comedy.
Plot Progression
Retiring the Familiar
Forging New Material
The Late Show Breakthrough
Craft and Reflection
Directed by Christian Charles
Comedian (2002) · 6.6/10 · comedy, documentary
Content sources
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(Q4808116), public domain (CC0).
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