Best in Show

…of their quiet Missouri hamlet; Best in Show (2000) comedically explores the milieu of a Westminster Kennel Club-like dog show; A Mighty Wind (2003), once again leveraging the musical skills of Guest, McKean, and Shearer, lovingly spoofs the folk music revival of the 1960s by taking an up-close-and-personal look at…

…production of a musical, and Best in Show (2000), a satire about dog shows. In A Mighty Wind (2003), Levy and O’Hara (his wife in Best in Show) play an aging folk-music duo who had one hit single, “A Kiss at the End of the Rainbow.” The song from the…

…highly competitive dog trainer in Best in Show (2000), an improvisation-based mockumentary that lampooned the eccentric world of dog shows. Guest, known for working with the same actors from film to film, cast Lynch in his next two movies, as a porn star turned folk singer in A Mighty Wind…

She also acted in Guest’s Best in Show (2000), skewering dog shows, and A Mighty Wind (2003), in which she and Eugene Levy (her husband in Best in Show) play an aging folk-music duo who had a hit single in the 1960s. That song, “A Kiss at the End of…

…including Waiting for Guffman (1996), Best in Show (2000), A Mighty Wind (2003), and For Your Consideration (2006).