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Aesthetic Things on Instagram: "A night at the Roxbury movie 🎥 Released in 1998, A Night at the Roxbury is a cult classic comedy based on the recurring “Roxbury Guys” sketches from Saturday Night Live. The film follows two brothers, Steve (Will Ferrell) and Doug Butabi (Chris Kattan), whose lives revolve around one singular goal: getting into the ultra-exclusive Los Angeles nightclub, The Roxbury."

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