The Walter Ego

1991
28m

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Patricia Mattick and Lee Wilkof in The Walter Ego (1991)

An insignificant little man takes the advice of his insignificant older brother and flowers into the man he always wanted to be.An insignificant little man takes the advice of his insignificant older brother and flowers into the man he always wanted to be.An insignificant little man takes the advice of his insignificant older brother and flowers into the man he always wanted to be.

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6.0/10

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10Sir Ulrich Von Lichtenstein

Uproariously funny

I saw this years ago at a short film film festival where it was playing alongside a film of my own. I thought it was one of the most hilariously funny things I had ever seen, and had surprisingly interesting characters.

I had no idea Scott Frank was involved in this, but I'm not surprised. The script was extremely intelligent and witty. It also features two of the funniest sight gags I have ever seen.

I gave this film a 10, partly to compensate for it's ludicrously low current rating, and partly because it really is excellent. This is one of the funniest short films I've ever seen, and also has a cool surprise ending.

How can you not love anything that has a theater group called "The Gippy Pokey Repertory Company"?