those U.F.O.s, put Jimi Hendrix on the 20-dollar bill, and Bill Hicks on a five note". Folk musician Roxanne de Bastion dedicated her 2012 song "Here's Tom with the Weather", inspired by the eponymous quote, to Bill Hicks. English songwriter-musician Charlie Dore wrote the folk ballad song, "When Bill Hicks Died", for her album, Cuckoo Hill, released in 2006. Film and documentary Annex Houston (1986) (bootleg): A video of an early stand-up performance live in Texas Sane Man (1989): The first official video recorded Bill Hicks' show Ninja Bachelor Party (1991): A 1991 low-budget comedy film produced by and starring Bill Hicks, Kevin Booth, and David Johndrow One Night Stand (1991): A half-hour performance recorded for the HBO stand-up series Relentless (1992): Recorded at the Centaur Theatre during the annual Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, despite the title, the CD version of Relentless was recorded at a separate performance, after the Just for Laughs festival had closed. Revelations (1992): A live performance at the Dominion Theatre, London in November 1992. A documentary titled American: The Bill Hicks Story, based on interviews with his family and friends, premiered on March 12, 2010, at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas. Russell Crowe announced in 2012 that he would direct a Bill Hicks biopic. Crowe was originally thought to be playing the comedian, but Mark Staufer, the actor's schoolmate and writer on the film, suggested the part is now open for casting. Joseph Gordon-Levitt was frequently mentioned as a popular choice by fans. Production was expected to start in 2013, but, as of 2018, no further announcements regarding the film's progress have been made. On October 28, 2018, it was announced that Richard Linklater is set to direct a biopic about Bill Hicks for the film production company Focus Features. Discography Bibliography Love All the People: Letters, Lyrics, Routines References Further reading External links Bill Hicks's Last Interview 1993 1961 births 1994 deaths 20th-century American comedians American conspiracy theorists American satirists American religious skeptics American political commentators American social commentators American media critics American stand-up comedians American male comedians Anti-consumerists Deaths from cancer in Arkansas Religious controversies in stand-up comedy Obscenity controversies in stand-up comedy Censorship in the arts Childfree Comedians from Georgia (U.S. state) Comedians from Texas Critics of creationism Critics of religions Deaths from pancreatic cancer Former Baptists John F. Kennedy conspiracy theorists Entertainers