Where is Rocky II?

May. 01,2016

Rating：

6.5

Genre：

Comedy Documentary Mystery

Keywords：

Art Private Investigator

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Pierre Bismuth hires a private detective and a duo of screenwriters to investigate on an enigmatic artwork.

D.V. DeVincentis as Himself

Mike White as Himself

Robert Knepper as Cal Joshua (segment "Monument One")

Milo Ventimiglia as The Detective (segment "Monument One")

Richard Edson as Ted Simmons (segment: "Monument One")

Roger Guenveur Smith as Museum Director (segment: "Monument One")

Barry O'Rourke as Lou (segment: "Monument One")

Tania Raymonde as Emmy (segment: "Monument One")

Stephen Tobolowsky as Byron (segment: "Monument One")

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