DOCUMENTARY: Conan O'Brien Can't Stop

Hey Conan fans, O'Brien's very public firing from The Tonight Show is the topic of a new documentary. During the whole shenanigan, film-maker Rodman Flender (an old Harvard pal of Conan's) was apparently following Conan's Twitter-fueled live tour, with cameras rolling.

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DOCUMENTARY: Conan O'Brien Can't Stop

POSTED: Tuesday, July 26, 2011, 3:00 PM

Filed Under: Movies

Hey Conan fans, O'Brien's very public firing from The Tonight Show is the topic of a new documentary. During the whole shenanigan, film-maker Rodman Flender (an old Harvard pal of Conan's) was apparently following Conan's Twitter-fueled live tour, with cameras rolling. A humanizing documentary, Conan O'Brien Can't Stop, is only being released in a handful of theaters around the country. But luckily, you can catch it at our nearby Colonial Theatre (227 Bridge St.) in Phoenixville.

When asked how The Colonial Theatre got so lucky to be on the short-list, assistant director Kirsten Van Vlanderson said: "We're big Conan O'Brien fans. When we heard about the documentary, we called the film's distributor, Abramorama, who we had worked with in the past, and told them we'd love to show it."

For tickets and showtimes, check Colonial Theatre's website or call them at 610-917-1228.

(ryan.carey@citypaper.net)

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