Movie

18 Mar 1994

PG-13

United States

English

1996

83 min

Color (DeLuxe)

Dolby SR

English
Peter Segal - Director
Jim Abrahams - Writer
David Zucker - Writer
Joe Grifasi - Director

English
Leslie Nielsen as Lt Frank Drebin
Priscilla Presley as Jane Spencer Drebin
George Kennedy as Captain Ed Hocken
OJ Simpson as Nordberg
Fred Ward as Rocco Dillon
Kathleen Freeman as Muriel Dillon
Anna Nicole Smith as Tanya Peters
Ellen Greene as Louise
Ed Williams as Ted Olsen
Raye Birk as Papshmir
Matt Roe as Clayton
Wylie Small as Defense Attorney
Sharon Cornell as Stenographer
Earl Boen as Dr Stuart Eisendrath
Jeff Wright as Store Manager
Lorali Hart as Melon Lady
Mallory Sandler as Grocery Mother
Karen Segal as Purse Woman
Brad Lockerman as Jason Soap Opera Actor
Rosalind Allen as Bobbi Soap Opera Actress
Charlotte Zucker as Nurse
Lois De Banzie as Dr Kohlzak
Doris Belack as Dr Roberts
Nigel Gibbs as Carjacker
Andre Rosey Brown as Corridor Guard
Randall 'Tex' Cobb as Big Hairy Con
Ann B Davis as Herself
Alex Zimmerman as Mess Hall Convict
Marc Alaimo as Trucker
Tom Finnegan as Priest
Hammam Shafie as Cabbie
Jeffrey Anderson-Gunter as Cabbie
Danny D Daniels as Cabbie
Vanna White as Herself
'Weird Al' Yankovic as Himself
Rick Scarry as Security Guard
Mary Lou Retton as Herself
James R Scribner as Phil Donahue's Make-Up Man
Lou Felder as Presenter
Chrissy Bocchino as Mother Theresa
Pia Zadora as Herself
Joe D'Angerio as Security Guard
Gary Cooper as Cop
Christopher J Keene as Cop
Joe Flood as Cop
Scott Evers as Umpire
Paul Hutton as Doctor
Burton Zucker as Clinic Patient
Susan Breslau as Train Lady
Erin MacArthur as Train Lady
Marcy Goldman as Train Lady
David Zucker as Teleprompter Guy
Robert K Weiss as Tuba Player
Peter Segal as Producer of 'Sawdust & Mildew'
Robert LoCash as Producer of 'Sawdust & Mildew'
William Kerr as Producer of 'Sawdust & Mildew'
Jolie Chain as Producer's Wife
Wendy Hogan as Producer's Wife
Jeri Caldwell as Producer's Wife
Michael Ewing as Assistant Director
David 'Skippy' Malloy as Maalox Boy
Vanessa Sandin as Gabriella
Julie Strain as Dominatrix
Andrew Craig as Bryce Porterhouse Guard
David Fresco as Lifetime Award Recipient
Bill Erwin as Conductor
Adam Hasart as Frank Drebin Jr
John Capodice as Mr Big
Glen Chin as Sumo Wrestler
Philip Yamaguchi as Sumo Wrestler
Florence Henderson as Herself
Tim Bohn as Waldo
Timothy Watters as President Clinton
Eugene Greytak as The Pope
Aaron Seville as Cop
Blane Savage as Dancer
Michael Chambers as Dancer
TC Diamond as Dancer
Brett Heine as Dancer
Jerald Vincent as Dancer
Wayne 'Crescendo' Ward as Dancer
Brian Wightman as Dancer
Bryan Anthony as Dancer
Paul Feig as Oscar Audience Member
Joel Madison as Oscar Audience Member
Steve Pepoon as Oscar Audience Member
Scott Herriott as Oscar Audience Member
Edward Weber as Oscar Audience Member
Adrienne Parsons as Mercedes Lady
Robert J Elisberg as Taxi Driver
Elisa Gabrielli as Mourner
Taran Killam as Boy of Geriatric Park
Marianne Davis as Girl of Geriatric Park
Bill Zuckert as Old Man
Nicole Segal as Screaming Supermarket Baby
Michael Boatman as Male Clinic Nurse
Shirley Brody as Woman on street
Lil Chain as Woman Crossing Behind OJ
Eric Christmas as Prison Chaplain
Benjamin Cohen as Hairy Butt Boy
Joyce Agu as Woman Backstage at Oscars
Shannen Doherty as Herself
Olympia Dukakis as Herself
R Lee Ermey as Mess Hall Guard
Morgan Fairchild as Herself
Elliott Gould as Himself
Kevin Grevioux as Prison Guard
Mariel Hemingway as Herself
James Earl Jones as Himself
Symba Smith as Oscar Guest in Birdcage Skirt
Ken Tipton as Cop
Raquel Welch as Herself
Bruce A Young as Tyrone

Added: 10-Jan-1999     Last Update: 10-Jan-1999