Between this and After Hours, both are proof that Martin Scorsese isn't just great at making mobster flicks, he has a comedic side, too. De Niro as Rupert Pupkin is frighteningly funny considering how far he'll go just to have his own TV talk show.
This review of The King of Comedy (1982) was written by Chris W on 06 Dec 2011.
The King of Comedy has generally received very positive reviews.
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