Porky's 3: Revenge (1985) Porky's Revenge (original title)

Director:

James Komack

Writers:

Bob Clark (characters)
Ziggy Steinberg

Release Date:

22 March 1985 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

The Final Conflict

Plot:

As graduation nears for the class of 1955 at Angel Beach High, the gang once again faces off against their old enemy, Porky, who wants them to throw the school's championship basketball game because he's betting on the opposing team.

Plot Keywords:

Basketball | School | Crush | Game | Student

Cast

Dan Monahan	...	Pee Wee Morris
Wyatt Knight	...	Tommy Turner
Tony Ganios	...	Meat Tuperello
Mark Herrier	...	Billy
Kaki Hunter	...	Wendy Williams
Scott Colomby	...	Brian Schwartz
Nancy Parsons	...	Beulah Balbricker
Chuck Mitchell	...	Porky Wallace
Rose McVeigh	...	Miss Webster
Fred Buch	...	Mr. Dobish
Wendy Feign	...	Blossom
Eric Christmas	...	Mr. Carter
Ilse Earl	...	Mrs. Morris
Kim Evenson	...	Inga (as Kimberly Evenson)
Bill Hindman	...	Coach Goodenough
Nancy Hassinger	...	Grandmother
Heidi Helmer	...	Connie
Nancy Valen	...	Ginger
Donna Rosea	...	Lana (as Donna Rosae)
Adrienne Walbridge	...	Cricket
Doreen Murphy	...	Debbie
Laura Tracy	...	Jill
Sandy Mielke	...	Snooky Kelton
William Fuller	...	Gus
Tom Bishop	...	Lenny
James Cassidy	...	Preacher
Ron Campbell	...	Crutcher
Kimberly Kerwin	...	Hooker #1
Julie H. Morgan	...	Hooker #2 (as Julie Morgan)
Lou Nelson	...	Ralph
Jody Wilson	...	Connie's Mom
Jim Paul Eilers	...	Connie's Dad
Fred Waugh	...	Dealer #1
Marc Mercury	...	Dealer #2
Mal Jones	...	Bridge Guard
Mark Harris	...	Crewman
Matt Johnston	...	Thug #1
Bert Sheldon	...	High Roller
Michael Sandler	...	Older Man
Elizabeth Hipwell	...	Fan
Elaine Berman	...	Animal Handler
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shawn McAllister	...	Policeman (uncredited)
Wesley Smith	...	Farber (uncredited)
Tom Tangen	...	Snooky at 16 (uncredited)

Directed by
James Komack

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Bob Clark		characters
Ziggy Steinberg

Produced by
Milton Goldstein	....	executive producer
Robert L. Rosen	....	producer
Melvin Simon	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Dave Edmunds

Cinematography by
Robert C. Jessup		(director of photography) (as Robert Jessup)

Film Editing by
John W. Wheeler

Casting by
Louis DiGiaimo		(as Lou Digiaimo)

Production Design by
Peter Wooley

Set Decoration by
Nicholas J. Romanac		(as Nicholas Romanac)

Makeup Department
Irene Aparicio	....	hair stylist
Marie Del Russo	....	makeup artist
Elizabeth Lambert	....	makeup artist
Donisia McGowan	....	second hair stylist

Production Management
Kurt Neumann	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Mary Lou MacLaury	....	second assistant director (as Mary Lou Maclaury)
David Whorf	....	first assistant director (as David M. Whorf)

Art Department
J. Patrick Coll	....	leadman
Jose Duarte	....	scenic artist
Gabriel C. Ell	....	construction coordinator (as Gabe Ell)
Larry Goodwin Sr.	....	property master (as Larry Goodwin)
Jeff Goodwin	....	assistant prop man (as Jeffrey L. Goodwin)
James Harris	....	carpenter (uncredited)
William Kellow	....	construction propmaker (uncredited)

Sound Department
James Beshears	....	sound editor
Scott Blynder	....	second boom
David E. Campbell	....	dubbing mixer
David B. Cohn	....	sound editor (as David Cohn)
Trevor Jolly	....	sound editor
Bruce Lacey	....	sound editor
Lauren Palmer	....	adr editor
David Pettijohn	....	supervising sound editor (as David A. Pettijohn)
Bill Reardon	....	boom operator
John T. Reitz	....	dubbing mixer
Gregg Rudloff	....	dubbing mixer (as Gregg C. Rudloff)
Tex Rudloff	....	sound facilities supervisor
Ron Scelza	....	cable person
Howard Warren	....	sound mixer

Special Effects by
J.B. Jones	....	special effects coordinator
James L. Roberts	....	special effects technician (uncredited)

Stunts
Ron Campbell	....	stunt player
Chuck Courtney	....	stunt player
Debbie Dell	....	stunt player
Linda Dell-Archiprete	....	stunt player
Steve Flynn	....	stunt player
Luke Halpin	....	stunt player
Vic Hunter	....	stunt player
Matt Johnston	....	stunt player
Billy D. Lucas	....	stunt player (as Bill Lucas)
Marc Mercury	....	stunt player
Candice Orsini	....	stunt player (as Candi Orsini)
Danny Rogers	....	stunt player (as Dan Rogers)
J. Michael Tiedeberg	....	stunt player
Peter Wabuda	....	stunt player
Fred Waugh	....	stunt coordinator
Fred Waugh	....	stunt player

Camera and Electrical Department
Jerry G. Callaway	....	camera operator
Robert Destolfe	....	still photographer (as Robert A. DeStolfe)
Robert Driskell	....	gaffer (as Robert A. Driskell Jr.)
David M. Lang	....	second assistant camera
Ben Lowe Jr.	....	key grip (as Ben F. Lowe Jr.)
William McConnell	....	first assistant camera
Jerry Bertolami	....	dolly grip (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Mary Lou Byrd	....	wardrobe assistant: women
Frances Harrison Hays	....	costumes
Oscar Socarras	....	wardrobe assistant: men
Ray Summers	....	costume supervisor

Editorial Department
Tim Board	....	assistant film editor (as Timothy N. Board)

Music Department
Dave Edmunds	....	music producer
Lionel Newman	....	music supervisor
Ken Runyon	....	music editor
Phil Collins	....	musician: drums and backing vocals for "Philadelphia Baby" (uncredited)
Tommy Tedesco	....	musician: guitar (uncredited)

Transportation Department
Pirty Lee Jackson	....	transportation co-captain
Bill Rogers	....	transportation captain

Other crew
Bill Alheim	....	technical advisor: basketball
Warren Glen Chidester	....	production assistant
Chris Condon	....	paramedic
Luke Halpin	....	technical advisor: marine
Rita Joelson	....	assistant: Mr. Goldstein
Maxx Komack	....	assistant: Mr. Komack
Jonathon Komack Martin	....	assistant: Mr. Komack (as Jonathon Martin)
Linda McGowan	....	location manager
Juan Molina	....	production controller
Robert Monosmith	....	location auditor (as J. Robert Monosmith)
Dan Hewitt Owens	....	adr loop artist (as Dan Owens)
Susana Preston	....	script supervisor
William F. Rose Jr.	....	assistant production accountant
Michael Singer	....	unit publicist
Cynthia Streit	....	production coordinator (as Cynthia E. Streit)
Kristin A. Ward	....	assistant to producer
Sarah Whorf	....	production associate
Joseph Bearman	....	production assistant (uncredited)
Elaine Berman	....	animal handler (uncredited)

Thanks
Mike Gonzales	....	special thanks
Phil Hammersmith	....	special thanks
Marylee Landers	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Melvin Simon Productions (presents)
• Astral Bellevue Pathé (as Astral Bellevue Pathe Inc.) (presents)
• SLM Production Group (uncredited)

Distributors

• Astral Films (1985) (Canada) (theatrical)
• Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (1985) (USA) (theatrical)
• 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2006) (USA) (DVD)
• CBS/Fox Video (1986) (Belgium) (VHS)
• Maple Pictures (2006) (Canada) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Compact Sound Services  post-production facilities
• Columbia Records  original soundtrack album: in western hemisphere (as Columbia Records and Cassettes)
• CBS Records  original soundtrack album: outside western hemisphere (as CBS Records and Cassettes)
• Looks Plus  extras casting
• Moby Marine  marine coordination (as Moby Marine Corp.)
• Location Catering of the South  food services (as Location Caterers of the South)
• Movements Unlimited Productions  choreography
• Production Payroll  payroll services (as Production Payroll Inc.)
• Rampart Film Services Inc.  completion bond services (as Rampart Film Services, Inc.)
• Panavision  camera equipment: lenses and Panaflex® camera (as Panavision®)
• Continental Film Laboratories  laboratory (as Continental Film Lab)
• Deluxe  color (as Deluxe®)
• Pacific Title  titles and opticals
• Florida Film Commission  special thanks
• Miami Film Commission  special thanks
• Dade County Schoolboard  special thanks
• Ken Biscayne Hotel and Villas  special thanks (as Ken Biscayne Hotel & Villas)
• Reliable Car Rental  special thanks
• Beach Travel Agency  special thanks
• International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)  this picture made under the jurisdiction of (as I.A.T.S.E.)
• Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)  approval certificate: no. 27696

Also Known As:

"Porky's Revenge" - USA (original title)

Runtime:

92 min

Country:

USA | Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Argentina:18 | Sweden:15 | UK:18 | USA:R | Netherlands:16 | Canada:R (Manitoba/Nova Scotia/Ontario) | Iceland:L | Singapore:(Banned) | Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Australia:R | Australia:M (TV rating) | Portugal:M/12 | Italy:T

Filming Locations:

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA

Company:

Melvin Simon Productions

Trivia:

Bob Clark was invited to write and direct a third Porky's film. He was interested, but also busy directing Rhinestone (1984) and said that he would have to think about a good storyline for the film. The producers didn't want to wait for him to do this however, and hired Ziggy Steinberg to write a screenplay for the film. Clark hated the screenplay and was furious that the producer had it written behind his back; as a result, he refused to have anything to do with the film.

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Near the end of the film, when Mr. Carter is reprimanding Billy for the adult film, and Ms. Balbricker comes in, she calls Mr. Carter 'Harold', although the nameplate on his desk in the second film gave his first name as Floyd.

Quotes:

[Beulah Balbricker has accused Billy and his friends of watching porn in the school library]
Billy:Miss Balbricker, with all due respect. That's your opinion.
Beulah Balbricker:They all had BONERS!
Wendy Williams:Mr. Carter, I will not stand here and be accused of having a *boner*!

Movie Connections:

Spoofed in The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield (1997) (VG)

Soundtrack:

La Cumparsita

The best in the series!

Porky's Revenge is less on dirty, and more on entertainment. It's more entertaining than the first two, but less dirty. It also has more heart than the first two. The final song at the end of Porky's Revenge is a great song to end the series. It's also as funny as the first one. I give this movie *** out of ****