The comic life of Kevin Smith
Proudly wearing an Edmonton Oilers jersey, the team that was the nine-year home to his beloved Wayne Gretzky, director Kevin Smith enters the hallway on the 18th floor of the Waldorf-Astoria, declaring that he’s ready to start his “Cop Out” interviews after possibly the most bizarre week of his career. "Cop Out" on Wimgo
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