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95 Miles to Go

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In 2005, following the conclusion of his extremely successful TV sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond," Ray Romano returns to his first love -- stand-up comedy. Deathly afraid of air travel, Romano chooses to embark on an eight-day, six-city tour of the southeastern U.S. in a car, with only his ex-roommate and opening act Tom Caltabiano and a cameraman for company. The resulting documentary features both Romano's stand-up routines and the needling road-trip interplay of the two longtime pals.

Critics Reviews

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Neil Genzlinger New York Times 04/07/2006
2/5
Ray Romano makes a quick comedy tour and an intern films it. But much of the onstage material is recycled, and the down-time banter is more irritating than entertaining. Go to Full Review Elizabeth Weitzman New York Daily News 04/07/2006
3/4
If you've had a hole in your heart since Everybody Loves Raymond ended, Tom Caltabiano's low-key documentary about star Ray Romano ought to fill the gap nicely. Go to Full Review Kyle Smith New York Post 04/07/2006
2/4
You've seen him be funny on TV for nothing, but you'll have to shell out $10.75 to see Ray Romano unwrap a Subway sandwich. Go to Full Review Cole Smithey ColeSmithey.com 04/20/2009
C
You won't get a bellyache, but you just might get a headache. Go to Full Review Kam Williams DallasBlack.com 05/02/2007
4/4
Hey, everybody loves the real Ray Romano, too! Go to Full Review Eric Lurio Greenwich Village Gazette 04/11/2006
1.6/5
Following someone around for a while isn't always interesting, Go to Full Review Read all reviews

Audience Reviews

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09/05/2012 Terrible editing gets in the way of what could've been a passable doc. See more 06/14/2012 mostly boring movie of ray romno who is always moaning See more 07/06/2008 Documentary film about a one-week tour Ray Romano did in-between his show of Everybody Loves Raymond. It's kind of a pointless film since all we see if Ray Romano and a friend of his going from hotel to hotel around cities in Florida and other states in the South, making appearances and doing stand-up comedy. However, I could not help but laugh my heart out through the whole thing. Ray Romano is at times just as funny in real life as he is on TV. See more 01/28/2008 Ray Romano comedy tour See more 01/27/2008 mostly boring movie of ray romno who is always moaning See more 09/25/2007 Not bad, just boring. See more Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Tom Caltabiano

Director

Tom Caltabiano

Producer

Ray Romano

Producer

Adam Gorgoni

Original Music

Roger Lay Jr.

Cinematographer

Cheyenne Pesko

Film Editing

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Synopsis In 2005, following the conclusion of his extremely successful TV sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond," Ray Romano returns to his first love -- stand-up comedy. Deathly afraid of air travel, Romano chooses to embark on an eight-day, six-city tour of the southeastern U.S. in a car, with only his ex-roommate and opening act Tom Caltabiano and a cameraman for company. The resulting documentary features both Romano's stand-up routines and the needling road-trip interplay of the two longtime pals.
Director
Tom Caltabiano
Producer
Tom Caltabiano, Ray Romano
Production Co
Schmo-Gun
Rating
R (Language)
Genre
Documentary, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 16, 2004, Original
Rerelease Date (Theaters)
Apr 7, 2006
Release Date (Streaming)
Aug 7, 2016
Runtime
1h 17m