The Southern Belles of Comedy 2009
"Southern Women Say It Best!"
Get ready for a hilarious dose of Southern charm in The Southern Belles of Comedy (2009), a comedy special that brings together some of the most talented female comedians of our time.
Director: Steve Race
Cast



Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Southern Belles of Comedy (2009) about?
This comedy special brings together some of the most talented female comedians of our time as they take the stage and deliver their unique brand of humor.
Who directed The Southern Belles of Comedy?
The Southern Belles of Comedy was directed by Steve Race.
Who stars in The Southern Belles of Comedy?
The main cast includes Brett Butler, Trish Suhr, Lisa Landry, Pat Brown, and Sarah Tiana.
Is The Southern Belles of Comedy (2009) worth watching?
With its talented cast and hilarious brand of humor, The Southern Belles of Comedy (2009) is a must-see for comedy fans, but keep in mind that its unrated status may not be suitable for all audiences.
How long is The Southern Belles of Comedy?
The Southern Belles of Comedy has a runtime of 73 minutes.
About The Southern Belles of Comedy (2009) — A Hilarious Dose of Southern Charm
Get ready for a hilarious dose of Southern charm in The Southern Belles of Comedy (2009), a comedy special that brings together some of the most talented female comedians of our time. Directed by Steve Race, this film features Brett Butler, Trish Suhr, Lisa Landry, Pat Brown, and Sarah Tiana as they take the stage and deliver their unique brand of humor. With their strong-minded and sexy personalities, these women are sure to leave you in stitches and wanting more.
As the Southern Belles of Comedy, these women have risen through the ranks of comedy to become household names, but in this special, they come together to create something truly special. With their quick wit and sharp tongues, they tackle topics that are both relatable and laugh-out-loud funny. Whether you're a fan of comedy or just looking for a good laugh, The Southern Belles of Comedy (2009) is a must-see.