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21 de jul. de 2005 · Patriot Act: A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie: Directed by Jeffrey Ross. With Jeffrey Ross, Jocelyn Aberle, Kate Blekh, Drew Carey. Inspired by the passing of U.S.O. perennial Bob Hope, Friars Club roast-master Jeffrey Ross takes Drew up on an invitation to join the U.S.O. in their ongoing mission - delivering punch-lines on the front lines.
Patriot Act: A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie is a 2005 documentary film written and directed by comedian Jeff Ross. [1] Overview. The film covers a 2003 United Service Organizations (USO) comedy tour for American soldiers in Iraq, organized and headlined by Drew Carey and also featuring Ross, Blake Clark, Rocky LaPorte, Kyle Dunnigan and Kathy Kinney.
Critic Reviews for Patriot Act: A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie. A short, sweet, and rather illuminating look at a comedy tour that went into harm's way, just to bring some smiles to a few...
2005 Directed by Jeff Ross. A Jeffrey Ross Home Movie. Inspired by the passing of U.S.O. perennial Bob Hope, Friars Club roast-master Jeffrey Ross takes Drew up on an invitation to join the U.S.O. in their ongoing mission - delivering punch-lines on the front lines.
Sinopsis. Inspirado por el fallecimiento de U.S.O. El perenne Bob Hope, el maestro tostador de Friars Club, Jeffrey Ross, acepta a Drew en una invitación para unirse a la U.S.O. en su misión en curso: ofrecer frases clave en el frente. Después de comprar una nueva videocámara, viaja a Irak y captura su experiencia poco común, íntima y, a ...
Synopsis by Jason Buchanan. The tradition of delivering comic relief to the front lines continues as comedian Jeffrey Ross travels to Iraq to lift the spirits of U.S. forces fighting for freedom in this video documentary also featuring Drew Carey, Kathy Kinney, and Blake Clark.
Although the film is essentially a comedy, "Patriot Act" contains many heart-felt moments. Blake Clarke, one of the comedians on the tour and a decorated Vietnam Vet, recounts memories of war, the 60's anti-war movement, and military life then and now.
