
Mr. Miller Goes to Washington(1988)
Dennis Miller performs live in Washington DC.

Movie: Mr. Miller Goes to Washington

Mr. Miller Goes to Washington
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Dennis Miller performs live in Washington DC.
Release Date
1988-02-27
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7.5
Rating:
3.8 startsTagline
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Languages:
English
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