Plump Fiction (1997)

Director:

Bob Koherr

Writer:

Bob Koherr

Release Date:

15 May 1998 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Crime

Tagline:

From the producers who saw "Pulp Fiction", "Reservoir Dogs" and "Braveheart"

Plot:

Follows the plot of Pulp Fiction, also parodying scenes from other movies. |

Plot Keywords:

Nun | Pun In Title | Reference To Mickey Mouse | Spoof Title | Spoof

Cast

Tommy Davidson	...	Julius
Julie Brown	...	Mimi Hungry
Paul Dinello	...	Jimmy Nova
Sandra Bernhard	...	Bunny Roberts
Colleen Camp	...	Viv
Dan Castellaneta	...	Bumpkin
Robert Costanzo	...	Montello Hungry
Matthew Glave	...	Nicky Cox
Tim Kazurinsky	...	Priscilla, Queen of the Desserts
Kevin Meaney	...	Les
Paul Provenza	...	Crispin Maraschino
Jennifer Rubin	...	Kandi Kane
Pamela Adlon	...	Vallory Cox (as Pamela Segall)
Jennifer Coolidge	...	Sister Sister
Shawn Michael Howard	...	Lee
Karla Tamburrelli	...	Sister Ruth
Lea DeLaria	...	Mr. Purple
Kane Picoy	...	Kris Walken Kringle
Judy Tenuta	...	Rhonda
Nada Despotovich	...	Sister Batril
Scott LaRose	...	Karaoke Customer
Jimmie Walker	...	Stingy Customer
Philippe Bergeron	...	Jean-Claude Ennui
Simbi Khali	...	Sister Sledge
Riki Rachtman	...	Clerk #2
Lezlie Deane	...	Jodi / The Gimp
Molly O'Leary	...	Waitress
Bob Koherr	...	Grip
Stephen Nemith	...	Clerk #1
Don LaFontaine	...	Voice-over (voice)
Al Septien	...	Cop #1
Donna W. Scott	...	Quickie Mart Patron (as Donna Scott)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kent Gregory	...	Dinner patron (uncredited)

Directed by
Bob Koherr

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Bob Koherr

Produced by
Gary Binkow	....	producer
Patrick J. Clifton	....	associate producer
Lorena David	....	co-producer
Stephen Nemeth	....	executive producer
Mark Roberts	....	co-producer

Original Music by
Michael Muhlfriedel

Cinematography by
Rex Nicholson

Film Editing by
Neil Kirk

Casting by
Gary Oberst

Production Design by
Jacques Hébert

Art Direction by
Robert La Liberte

Set Decoration by
Nicole Lee

Costume Design by
Vincent Lapper

Makeup Department
Charlotte Fridh	....	assistant hair stylist
Charlotte Fridh	....	assistant makeup artist
Asia Geiger	....	additional hair stylist
Asia Geiger	....	additional makeup artist
Anna Harasimiak	....	makeup department head
Machi Ueno	....	additional hair stylist
Machi Ueno	....	additional makeup artist

Production Management
Don Dunn	....	unit production manager
Bob Ellis	....	production supervisor
Greg Palumbo	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Andrew Coffing	....	second assistant director
Don Dunn	....	second unit director
Rob Healy	....	second second assistant director
Greg Webb	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Steven Savitsky	....	storyboard artist
José Segura	....	swing
David Sloan	....	property assistant
Jonathan Webb II	....	property master: second unit
Mandana Yamin	....	property master

Sound Department
Mark Allen	....	sound designer
Mark Allen	....	sound effects editor
William J. Caparella	....	dialogue editor (as Bill Caparella)
Maxim Carl	....	adr recordist
Eric Enroth	....	sound
Patrick M. Griffith	....	supervising sound editor
Lisa Hannan	....	sound effects editor
Kirk Hunter	....	sound effects editor
Eric Jaffe	....	sound effects editor
Michael Jonascu	....	sound effects editor
Wayne Scott Joness	....	sound effects editor
Jeff King	....	sound effects editor
Gabriel Kitinski	....	sound effects editor (as Gabriel Kitinsky)
John Kohlbrenner	....	sound effects editor
Robert Lee	....	assistant dialogue editor
Chris Longo	....	dialogue editor
Lionel Luna	....	boom operator (as Lionel S. Luna)
Jeff Mar	....	adr editor
Jeff Mar	....	dialogue editor
Michael McCarty	....	foley recordist
Cynthia Merrill	....	foley artist
T.A. Moore Jr.	....	sound re-recording mixer
Paul N.J. Ottosson	....	sound effects editor
Jesse Pomeroy	....	dialogue editor
Ken Poteat	....	dialogue editor
Thomas Richter	....	dialogue editor
Douglas Salkin	....	audio post-production coordinator
Debby VanPoucke	....	sound effects editor

Special Effects by
Greg Lander	....	special effects coordinator

Visual Effects by
David Hayes	....	optical lineup
John Lambert	....	visual effects coordinator

Stunts
Brad Bovee	....	stunt coordinator
Gina Angela Ritchie	....	stunt double (as Angela Ritchie)
Dane Selznick	....	stunt double

Camera and Electrical Department
William Ambrose	....	additional grip
Jad Carmona	....	second assistant camera
John Charles Cropley	....	additional electrician
Nils Erickson	....	additional photographer
Chris Fish	....	best boy electric
Cory Geryak	....	gaffer
Steve Harshfield	....	assistant camera
Steven F. Heuer	....	additional electrician
Joel C. High	....	swing grip
Eric Hossner	....	animation camera operator
Veronica C. Johnson	....	first assistant camera
Marc LaMatina	....	best boy grip (as Marcus LaMatina)
John Lambert	....	director of photography: second unit
Roosevelt Larks	....	additional grip
Joshua Liberman	....	additional electrician (as Josh Lieberman)
Jason Libretta	....	first assistant camera: "b" camera
Jason Libretta	....	second assistant camera
Kenji Luster	....	Steadicam operator
Bill-Brady Majors	....	key grip
Jean-Pierre Marangokis	....	key grip (as Jean-Pierre Marangakis)
Meila Penn	....	still photographer
Rico Priem	....	grip
Mike Schwabenland	....	electrician
Angela J. Soriano	....	second assistant camera (as Angela Soriano)
Joann Sweiven	....	additional grip
Ken Sylvester	....	additional electrician

Casting Department
David Anthony	....	extras casting
Jim Parada	....	extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Edward Reno Hibbs	....	set costumer (as Edward Hibbs)
Leesa-Rae Sandoval	....	costume supervisor

Editorial Department
David Abbitt	....	post-production assistant
Craig De La Houssaye	....	negative cutter
Natasha Gjurokovic	....	assistant editor
Arleen Goldenberg	....	negative cutter
Vesna Kreber	....	first assistant editor
Joy Rencher	....	negative cutter (as Joy L. Rencher)
Jim Williams	....	color timer
Dana B. Wilson	....	assistant editor: avid (as Dana Wilson)

Music Department
Ryan Eldred	....	music editor

Transportation Department
Spencer Foster	....	transportation coordinator
Tim Negley	....	transportation captain

Other crew
Nadine Bass	....	script supervisor
Nira Casey	....	production secretary
Crista Dunn	....	craft service
Melissa Elliott	....	title designer (as Melissa Limmer)
Lisa Hakim	....	production coordinator
Cari Jacobson	....	production assistant
Alex Klyusner	....	key set production assistant
Ariella Levitan	....	location manager
Phil McCraken	....	assistant: Gary Binkow
Scott Mosher	....	production assistant
Jeff Raymond	....	unit publicist
Karen Sanquist	....	production accountant
Mike Tristano	....	weapons handler
Andy Wombwell	....	assistant: Stephen Nemeth

Production Companies

• Plump Fiction LLC
• Rhino

Distributors

• Egmont Film (1997) (Sweden) (VHS)
• Legacy Releasing Corporation (1998) (USA)
• Manga Films (Spain) (VHS)
• Nordisk Film (2005) (Sweden) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Valerie Ann Nemeth  film legal services
• Background Players  extras casting
• Fidelity Studios  sound re-recording
• J.R. Post  negative cutting
• Of Sound Mind  post-production sound
• Phoenix Sound  sound transfer
• Title House  titles and opticals

Also Known As:

MPAA:

Rated R for strong language and some comic violence

Runtime:

82 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Australia:MA | Netherlands:12 (video premiere) | Portugal:M/12 (video premiere) | Spain:13 | Iceland:12 | USA:R

Company:

Plump Fiction LLC

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: Obvious stunt double when Bumpkin is hit with the car in the beginning.

Quotes:

Jimmy Nova:Mimy! No Mas!

Movie Connections:

References Sybil (1976) (TV)

Soundtrack:

Taco Wagon

Not that Bad!

I gave it a try a second time. Years had passed since I first bought the tape, look, it's a spoof of Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Forrest Gump, and other films. It's not supposed to be serious, it's supposed to stupid. I thought the nuns were funny trying to rob a bank. Sandra Bernhard plays the Amanda Plummer role from Pulp Fiction. Dan Castellanata plays the Forrest Gump character in this film. I love Julie Brown and I don't understand why she does not have a hit sitcom or is working as much as she is. Everybody remembers her from Just Say Julie show on MTV don't they, she's the funniest woman in Hollywood as we speak. Her role as Mimi Hungry is unforgettable. First, the movie is not meant to be taken seriously. It just wants to spoof Tarantino films and Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers. Okay, it's not masterpiece theater but you can watch it.