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I don't remember Dice not having charisma on screen.

I never left a movie with Dice thinking less of him.

Ford Fairlane wasn't bad, decent to good in parts, and Dice has been fine in anything else I've seen him in.

The cloud of Nora Ephron doesn't have to hang over Andrew Dice Clay because because.
Do you mean Nora Dunn of SNL, or is Ephron part of another reference I haven't heard of?
 
I don't remember Dice not having charisma on screen.

I never left a movie with Dice thinking less of him.

Ford Fairlane wasn't bad, decent to good in parts, and Dice has been fine in anything else I've seen him in.

The cloud of Nora Ephron doesn't have to hang over Andrew Dice Clay because because.
Dice was repugnant from day one.
 
I don't remember Dice not having charisma on screen.

I never left a movie with Dice thinking less of him.

Ford Fairlane wasn't bad, decent to good in parts, and Dice has been fine in anything else I've seen him in.

The cloud of Nora Ephron doesn't have to hang over Andrew Dice Clay because because.

He's great as the horny NJ meathead (a stretch, I know) in Casual Sex, the underrated '80s Leah Thompson vehicle:

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He's also brief but memorable as twin brothers in One Night At McCool's, another underrated movie.
 
I saw Dice at comedy club in Sheepshead Bay when he went by Andrew Clay and Dice was a character that he played. After he hit it big, he would lift weights at a gym I’d play hoops in and he basically looked like he transformed into the bit.
 
I saw Dice at comedy club in Sheepshead Bay when he went by Andrew Clay and Dice was a character that he played. After he hit it big, he would lift weights at a gym I'd play hoops in and he basically looked like he transformed into the bit.
Was he Andrew Clay before Dice as well as after Dice? He had a short-lived CBS sitcom in which he went by Andrew Clay and tried playing it non-dirty. It of course did not work.
 
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As a teenage meathead, I liked Dice's nursery rhymes. I sort of doubt his stand-up act has aged well. But it was of its time.

Dice was good in the Gaga/Cooper version of A Star is Born.
 
Some of the best bits in Ford Fairlane are totally clean. Like him imitating Travolta or saying he needed money: "Dead presidents....Michael Jackson, Gerald Ford...."
 
I remember when Dice released The Day the Laughter Died, the follow-up to his nursery rhyme album, and it sounded like he was performing in a morgue.

Reading up about it, he was doing a late-night set and ad-libbing some new material, purposely in front of an audience he knew didn’t like him, to see if he could win them over.

He couldn’t, and just started being as obnoxious as possible. It ended up being pretty funny, especially during his “Hour Back, get it?” routine, where he told the same unfunny joke over and over and over again, to the point where you had to laugh from the sheer awkwardness of it all.
 

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