Storyline
The auto-biographical story of Howard Stern, the radio-rebel who is now also a TV-personality, an author and a movie star.
Directors
Cast
Wendy Hoopes, Ozzy Osbourne, Slash, Paul Giamatti, Allison Janney, Henry Goodman, Leslie Bibb, Richard Portnow, Ted Nugent, Mary McCormack, Iggy Pop, Reni Santoni, Michael Murphy, Fred Norris, Kelly Bishop, Steven Gilborn, Lee Wilkof, James Murtaugh, David Letterman, John Michael Bolger, Mia Farrow, Sarah Hyland, Edie Falco, Jonathan Hadary, Melanie Good, Carol Alt, Joanne Camp, Amber Smith, Flavor Flav, M.C. Hammer, Bobby Boriello, Howard Stern, Robin Quivers, Gary Dell'Abate, Jackie Martling, Paul Hecht, Theresa Lynn, Jenna Jameson, Michael Maccarone, John Stamos, John Popper, Dee Snider, Janine Lindemulder, Michael C. Gwynne, Tiny Tim
Trailer
Reviews
80
Slate
Private Parts is so riotous that you almost don't remember how unfunny Stern can be on his radio show.
80
Empire
Director Thomas applies the deft comic touch which made The Brady Bunch Movie (similarly ignored outside the US) such a hoot, to make for a deliriously funny, frequently outrageous romp.
80
Private Parts is a supremely crafty, smartly written, and--given the number of "himselfs" and "herselfs" on the cast list--surprisingly well-acted piece of pop kitsch.
80
Film Threat
While PP does contain the lesbian-toilet-poo-poo-homo-butt kind of humor you would expect, (Ba Ba Booey) underneath that, there is a real movie there with fully developed characters and engaging conflict. It's an absolute must-see.
75
Howard Stern has been accused of a lot of things, but he has never been accused of being dumb. With Private Parts, his surprisingly sweet new movie, he makes a canny career move: Here is radio's bad boy walking the finest of lines between enough and too much.
