Melvin "Mel" Kaminsky (born June 28, 1926), better known by his stage name Mel Brooks, is an American film director, screenwriter, composer, lyricist, comedian, actor, and producer. He is best known as a creator of broad film farces and comic parodies. Brooks is a member of the short list of entertainers with the distinction of having won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony award. Three of his films ranked in the Top 20 on the American...
Lamarr is trying to get Gov. Lepetomane to sign a bill that will make him a l...
Gov. Lepetomane is talking to Lamarr about getting his work done so that he c...
Gov. Lepetomane wants his lady friend to read the urgent telegram that was se...
Gov. Lepetomane got a telegram that said a town is in complete chaos and they...
Gov. Lepetomane just got the telegram from the people of Rock Ridge and he wo...
Lamarr hates it when people mispronounce his name, including Gov. Lepetomane.
Gov. Lepetomane makes a quick speech to the men in his chambers after he sign...
Gov. Lepetomane freaks out when he hears that people have been murdered, a ch...
Gov. Lepetomane freaks out when he sees that Lamarr has choosen a black man t...
Gov. Lepetomane is trying to put his pen away into its holster but he can't d...
Gov. Lepetomane wants to play with a paddle and ball toy that they exchange f...
Gov. Lepetomane is looking at a beautiful red head's breasts.
Gov. Lepetomane is a little confused about his job as Lamarr talks to him abo...
Gov. Lepetomane is fooling around with his secretary behind some curtains whe...
Lamarr enters the Governor's office while he is behind the curtain with his s...
Lamarr presents another document for the governor to sign.
The governor tells Miss Stein to read the urgent telegram from Rock Ridge. Th...
Lamarr enters the Governor's office while he is behind the curtain with his s...
Lamarr presents another document for the Governor to sign.
The Governor threatens one of the men in the room for not responding properly.
The Governor starts to shake Bart's hand then turns away quickly.
The Governor reaches out to put his arm around Lamarr but Bart steps forward....
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