The most famous US comedian of the vibrant 1970s was both immensely popular and most hated. But above all, he was unpredictable! No one knew what to expect: Would he appear as an Elvis impersonator? Would he wrestle women? Read from "The Great Gatsby"? As his alter ego Tony Clifton, a completely untalented singer from Las Vegas, would he hurl profanities at his audience? This extraordinary comedian clearly didn't just want to make his fans laugh and charm them, but rather provoke them, even disturb them. The line between seriousness and humor blurred; Andy Kaufman, nicknamed the Moonman, was constantly searching for new artistic challenges. When the gifted "un-comedian" fell ill with cancer in 1984 and ultimately died, many of his fans weren't sure if it wasn't all just a perfectly staged performance of his unusual jokes. The rumor that Andy Kaufman is still alive has persisted to this day...