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Director:

Mike Marvin

Writer:

Donald Ross (writer)

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Release Date:

January 1986 (USA) more

Genre:

Comedy more

Tagline:

...it's funny enough to eat! more

Plot:

Russell has been expelled from several schools for lewd, crude and nude conduct. Busterburger University... more | add synopsis

User Comments:

The Best Movie Since "Hot Dog... The Movie" more (26 total)


Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)
Leigh McCloskey ... Russell
Dick Butkus ... Drootin
Randi Brooks ... Mrs. Vunk
Chuck McCann ... Dr. Mole

Jack Blessing ... Nacio Herb Zipser
Charles Tyner ... Lyman Vunk
Debra Blee ... Mia Vunk

Sandy Hackett ... Fred Domino
John William Young ... Prestopopnick (as John Young)
Chip McAllister ... Magneto Jones

Barbara Whinnery ... Sister Sara

Maria Richwine ... Conchita
Karen Mayo-Chandler ... Dr. Gotbottom

Robert Hogan ... Russell's Parent (as Bob Hogan)
Lillian Garrett ... Russell's Parent
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Additional Details

Also Known As:

Hamburger U.
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Runtime:

90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Finland:K-16 | USA:R

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA


Fun Stuff

Quotes:

[Explaining how much formula has been given to Zipser]
Dr. Mole: That is the equivalent of 3 tons of my new synthetic chicken.
Lyman Vunk: 3 TONS?
Dr. Mole: Yes... that would be as if he had a bucket of chicken, every day, for 500 years.
Lyman Vunk: Is ther any chance of brain damage?
Zipser: Cluck... Cluck.
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Movie Connections:

References "The Flying Nun" (1967) more

Soundtrack:

Busterburger Jingle more


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3 out of 3 people found the following comment useful.
The Best Movie Since "Hot Dog... The Movie", 4 April 2001
Author: pkatcher (pkatcher@mindspring.com) from New York, NY

Wherever they house the formula that was made to concoct this movie, they should lock it up and throw away the key.

It was that good!

To try to duplicate this cinematic magic would be an injustice, similar to the tragic stringing out of Police Academy action thrillers.

Jack Blessing was brilliant in his challenging role of Nacio Herb Zipser. His performance was surpassed perhaps only by John Young as Prestopopnick, who proved that mind can indeed overcome matter when it comes to the vices of junk food.

And who says there are no positive roles for women in Hollywood? Randi Brooks and Karen Mayo-Chandler, who played Mrs. Vunk and Dr. Gotbottom, respectively, proved action speaks louder than words when they showed off plenty of T&A.

It was sad to a movie like Platoon clean up as the Oscars, while Hamburger... The Motion Picture was shunned by a shamelessly and unapologetic vegetarian Tinseltown.

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