Chris Kattan (A Night At the Roxbury, TV's Saturday Night Live), Peter Falk (TV's Columbo), Peter Berg (Cop Land, TV's Chicago Hope), and Chris Penn (Rush Hour) star in this hilarious, fish-out-of-water comedy caper from two of the producers of The Waterboy. Naive, bumbling Corky Romano (Kattan), the outcast son of a Mafia boss (Falk), is recruited by his family to infiltrate the FBI and steal any and all evidence that will put his cranky father in jail. But he's in way over his head when he's made out to be a super agent! It's a reputation he must live up to as he tries to fake his way through one tough assignment after another while hunting for the elusive incriminating proof of his father's illegal activities.

Tony is hanging out with Hollywood Residential guest Chris Kattan, discussing Chris' next movie. Chris thinks Tony (Adam Paul) would be perfect for a role, and since he's an associate producer on the film, sets up an audition for Tony with the director. Tony comes back from the audition thinking he has the role in the bag, but actually was so bad that Chris loses his producing credit. Meanwhile a studio exec visits Lila (Lindsey Stoddart) and tells her the series will be focusing more on her in the future.

Tim Allen vs. Jerry Seinfeld, Kelsey Grammer vs. Roseanne, Chris Rock vs. Adam Sandler, Dennis Miller vs. Carrot Top, Rodney Dangerfield vs. Don Rickles, Billy Crystal vs. Robin Williams vs. Whoopi Goldberg, Beavis vs. Butt-Head, Dana Carvey vs. Mike Myers, Ray Romano vs. Drew Carey, Bill Murray vs. Chris Kattan

Tony is hanging out with Hollywood Residential guest Chris Kattan, discussing Chris' next movie.

In this unusual take on the Old West, an innocent cowboy, Luke (Saturday Night Live's Chris Kattan) with his reluctant new partner, Elmer (James Denton, TV's Desperate Housewives)

Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Kattan features the most representative moments from the career of the very physical comedian. Included are sketches involving many of his most loved characters like Mango the stripper, Mr. Peepers the missing link, and the club-hopping brothers he portrayed alongside long-time co-star Will Ferrell. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide.

We bump into funnyman, Chris Kattan, in Malibu and chat about his plans for the 4th and the "real deal" on his recent appearance on Sunset Tan.

A forgotten one-night-stand from the 1980s sets the stage for romance fifteen years removed in director Craig Chester's urban romantic comedy starring Parker Posey, Craig Chester, Malcolm Gets, and Chris Kattan. Despite the fact that neither Adam (Chester) nor Steve (Gets) recall the one-night-stand they shared fifteen years ago, the compatible pair form a fast bond when they meet again far removed from the intoxicating effects of the party scene. When the loving couple realize that their pasts have previously intersected, it's up to their best friends Rhonda (Parker) and Michael (Kattan) to help their pals accept their past and use the foundation of their current relationship to forge ahead into a fulfilling future of kindness and commitment. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.

This comedy extends and embellishes characters introduced on Saturday Night Live by regulars Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan in their sketch series of two head-bobbing losers who go on the town, looking for action, when they hear the What Is Love? disco tune. Looking cool, brothers Steve (Ferrell) and Doug Butabi (Kattan) always fail to pick up women in their hapless nightclub jaunts. In Beverly Hills, they work at a fake-flower store run by their father (Dan Hedaya). They are always denied entrance to the Roxbury, a leading discotheque, but an auto accident with Richard Grieco (portraying himself) gives them a foot in the door. Inside, they meet the club's owner (an uncredited Chazz Palminteri), and two gold-diggers (Elisa Donovan, Gigi Rice) believe they are wealthy businessmen. Steve finds his father shoving him into marriage with next-door neighbor Emily (Molly Shannon), but Doug keeps this from happening. Fortune smiles, and the Butabi brothers become the co-owners of a new nightclub. The real-life Roxbury

Chris Kattan Is Dumbfounded As To Why The Other Players Are Trashing His Skills