The Karaoke King

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The Karaoke King

Directed by	Dan Mackler, JJ Ruscella
Produced by	Bill Hill, JJ Ruscella John J. Higgins, Dominick J. Salfi
Written by	Donte Bonner, Jason Diller, Jaime Jessup
Starring	Ken Weiler, Anil Kumar, Annie Miesels
Release date(s)	March 2007
Language	English
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The Karaoke King is a comedy film released in March 2007. It revolves around a fictional bar named Lil's in Central Florida, known as the birthplace of karaoke in the United States. For as long as anyone can remember, one man named Eddie Bowman has won the weekly Wednesday night karaoke competition. The film follows one fateful night where Eddie battles between his long-time girlfriend, Nikki, and his long-time nemesis, Rupert Goldfine to determine who is going to be the next reigning Karaoke King.

Tagline: Visit America's first karaoke bar, where even the losers are winners.

[edit] Partial Cast

Ken Wilder as Eddie Bowman
Anil Kumar as Rupert D. Goldfine
Lisa K. Bryant as Nikki Derringer
David Knoell as Devon Smallwood
Darlin Barry as Lil Derringer
Annie Meisels as Jenny Mae Mayweather
Aaron Kirkpatrick as Billy Mayweather
Brian Vernon as Harold DuPont
John Archer Lundgren as The Colonel
Hank Stone as Cooter
John Wayne Schaffer as Monty
Keston John as KJ Diggs
Donté Bonner as KJ Spins
Ron Zarr as Miss Fuji
Sam Singhause as Carl Derringer/Young Miss Fuji
Linda Landry as Young Lil
Tad Ingram as Jared/Health Inspector
Jenny Ashman as Madeline
Giancarlo Damiani as Manny
Ayla Harrison as Patrick
J.J. Ruscella as Herman
Chris Niess as Nelson
Fieli Deurs as Taka
Amanda Clark as Melissa

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The film is loosely based on William Shakespeare's play, Julius Caesar.

The film's main stars, Ken Weiler, Anil Kumar, Annie Miesels, and director JJ Ruscella all attended Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University.