Meanwhile, Oz’s assistant Jill (Amanda Peet) has professional-assassin aspirations of her own. After his wife demands he travel to Chicago to collect a “finder’s fee” from the mobsters seeking to kill Jimmy, Oz is soon in the middle of intrigue involving Jimmy’s mob rival Janni (Kevin Pollak), his ex-wife Cynthia (Natasha Henstridge), and a super-lucrative life insurance policy. Oz befriends Jimmy, despite being deathly afraid of him. The plot is set in motion when Oz gets a new neighbor (Willis) who he soon recognizes as the notorious mob hitman Jimmy “The Tulip” Tudeski.

Perry plays Nicolas “Oz” Oseransky, a dentist who lives in suburban Montreal with his wife Sophie (Rosanna Arquette) who berates him, cheats on him, and openly wants him dead. We’re used to this from the buddy cop genre and others like it, but Whole Nine Yards applied it to a different sort of story, and to the contrasting figures of Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis. This is it, Jimmy Tudeski in all his glory, ready to entertain and give you.Jonathan Lynn’s comedy The Whole Nine Yards (2000), released 20 years ago this week, is a crime caper that draws much of its comedic energy from the clash of two different types of masculinity. We've built him up, we've laid the path, so get ready for some of his craziness, never seen in one of his books until now. Question is – Why is Jimmy considered a comedian gone wrong?

Only available in paperback (with pictures inside the book too) Jimmy talks about his writing career, a caravan, even astrology, randomly talking everything a stand-up comedian would talk about in one of their own sell out shows. A memoir of insightful topics, passionate rants and things that puzzle him on a daily basis, which confusingly leads him to believe he's not worthy of your laughter at all. For years, Jimmy Tudeski has written some of the most controversial fictional comedies out there, but who is he? We know he's a writer, we know he's worked with some of the biggest comedians in the UK, we know he's ghostwritten many books for other people too, but if he's so good at what he does, then why hasn't he become a famous stand-up comedian himself yet?Īll will be revealed inside this one-off publication, him hiding inside the pages of a book, simply because he's too scared to get up on stage and say anything out loud.

Comedian Gone Wrong by Jimmy Tudeski