CLIFF NOTES 2025 with Daniel Roebuck

New show this year featuring updated clips! Daniel shares stories from his fantastic nine years on Matlock with Andy Griffith.

Actor Daniel Roebuck (Cliff Lewis for the final 3 seasons of MATLOCK) has played "second banana" to many famous faces like Dennis Hopper (RIVER'S EDGE), Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones (THE FUGITIVE) and Kathy Bates (THE LATE SHIFT) during his nearly 4 decades and nearly 500 movies and television episodes in Hollywood.

However, it was his years working side-by-side with an American Icon, Andy Griffith, that were the most creative, and enjoyable.

A Q & A will follow.

FAQs

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Box Office opens one hour before the event.

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ADA compliant restroom facilities are available.

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Service animals are further defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities.

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