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Robert Dovey, who's been in everything the actor is going to and the singer is going to join us.

We will talk all things. Well, he's got a Hunter Biden movie, interesting stuff, interesting information. I think you'll enjoy that.

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The Adam Corolla show presents Robert Dovey's birthday cocktail party for June 26th. Let's see who's invited.

Let's welcome American Union Army General and the inventor of the cable cars in San Francisco, Appner Double Day.

Organized crime chief Paul Castelano. We welcome fellow crooner Chris Isaac. From scandal, John McEnroe's wife Patty Smith.

The singer from Berlin, Terry Nunn is here. Profit ball hall of fame or Shannon Sharp joined the party.

Chris O'Donnell is here. So is Nick Offerman, Derek Jeter, Michael Vick, Aubrey Plaza, Ariana Grande, and Dutch born talent manager.

The man so awfully portrayed by Tom Hanks, Ellis's frontman, Colonel Tom Parker. Robert Dovey is on the Adam Corolla show.

Well, actor Robert Dovey, he's been in Goonies, Die Hard Showgirls, licensed a kill predator to expendables three.

And one of my favorites, Action Jackson. You remember that one from back in the day?

It wasn't a lot of watch that as a kid. Good to see again, Robert Dovey. Also, if you love some Frank Sinatra, you should definitely check out Robert and his music.

He has played the San Genero feast, I believe, on way more than one occasion. And it's a world-class crooner.

I have had a lot of Venetian in Vegas and they did the last shows with Don Rickles where he was walking at the Orleans.

Oh, really?

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