Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow

Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow was released on October 21, 1989.

Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow was directed by Paul Flaherty, Steven J. Santos.

Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow has a runtime of 72m.

Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow was produced by Robert Dalrymple.

When Billy Crystal starts hearing voices in his backyard "if you go there take a jacket " it's a psychic invitation for him to revisit his Russian roots. So Billy goes back for a live stand-up performance at Moscow's Pushkin theater preceded by a hilarious tour of Russia and its people in an evening that he calls "jokenost". Crystal discovers a Moscow you would never see from the 'Leninland' theme park to the popular Russian night club 'Catch a Rising Tsar'. See Billy introduce Russian audiences to a popular American pastime "the wave" and much, much more in this hilarious evening of culture swap and sparkling comedy of the Crystal kind.

The key characters in Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow are Self (Billy Crystal).

Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow is a Comedy, Documentary film.

Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow has an audience rating of 7 out of 10.