Two desperate, jealous actors plan to break into a mega-successful Hollywood director's home and steal his latest film, then toss it onto a scrap heap where they can gleefully watch it being destroyed. Chaos ensues.
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Dan Bell | ... |
Dern Reel
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Patrick St. Patrick
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Jude Horowitz | ... |
Anna
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Smith
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Sheila Ricks
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Bob Mann
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Detective Markinson
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Detective Corelli
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| Tracy Arnold | ... |
Sissy Mayron
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Jim Braverman |
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Katie Brown | ... |
Chrissy
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Dana Carvey
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Shawna Casey | ... |
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Alan Cohn |
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Julian Falk |
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Anna Kerkorian |
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Tanya Lewis |
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Colin Martin |
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Deb Morrison |
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Jeff Murray |
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Charlie Paige |
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| Paul Provenza | ... |
Transvestite Apartment Manager
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| JR Reed |
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| Caroline Rhea | ... |
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Kristin Rohde |
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Scott Ryden |
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Jamie Seibert |
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Mickey Swenson |
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Directed by
| Dan Bell | ||
Written by
| Dan Bell | ... | () |
Produced by
| Dan Bell | ... | producer |
| Jude Horowitz | ... | producer |
| Sherrie Rose | ... | producer |
Music by
| Dan Sonis | ||
Cinematography by
| Alan Caudillo | ||
Editing by
| Kevin Greutert | ||
Production Design by
| Jim Braverman | ||
Costume Design by
| Mari-An Ceo | ... | (as Marian Ceo) |
Makeup Department
| Jennifer Salvon | ... | makeup artist |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Sam Hill | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Jim Stubblefield | ... | property master |
Sound Department
| Kevin Bartnof | ... | foley artist |
| Greg Downer | ... | sound effects editor |
| Karyn Foster | ... | dialogue/adr editor |
| Ann Hadsell | ... | adr/foley mixer |
| Christian P. Minkler | ... | mixer (as Chris Minkler) |
| Nancy Parker | ... | foley artist |
| Benjamin Patrick | ... | sound mixer |
| Randy Piotroski | ... | mixer |
| Steven M. Sax | ... | sound effects editor (as Steve Sax) |
| Otis Van Osten | ... | sound effects editor |
| Lyle Weldon | ... | boom operator |
| Ken Skoglund | ... | re-recording mixer (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Rocky Andrus | ... | grip |
| George Aubey | ... | electrician |
| Collin Davis | ... | second assistant camera |
| Camille Freer | ... | first assistant camera |
| Alexander Griffiths | ... | grip (as Pie Griffiths) |
| Scott Henriksen | ... | additional gaffer |
| Martin Leeper | ... | gaffer |
| Mark McHenry | ... | grip |
| Jennifer Perkins | ... | best girl |
| Tom White | ... | grip |
Music Department
| Karyn Foster | ... | music editor |
Script and Continuity Department
| Debra Payne | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Mark Christensen | ... | production assistant |
| Anna Kerkorian | ... | craft service |
| Paul Kwapy | ... | production assistant |
| Richard Sander | ... | production assistant |
| Marisa Vargo | ... | production assistant |
Thanks
| Kevin Bartnof | ... | special thanks |
| David Grant | ... | special thanks: at Skywalker Sound |
| Nancy Parker | ... | special thanks |
Production Companies
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Other Companies
- Skywalker Sound (Post Production Sound provided by)
- Warner Bros. Sound (Sound Transfers and Digital Editing Facilities provided by)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
David Egoman, a mega-successful Hollywood director, is screening a work-print of his latest film for the studio brass at his home. Little does he realize two desperate, jealous actors, Dem Reel and Patrick St. Patrick, plan to break into his home and steal the film, then toss it onto a scrap heap where they can gleefully watch it being destroyed. The actors get more than they bargained for when Egoman is brutally assaulted during the melee and later falls into a coma. This increases the value of the missing film can, which contain the only copy of the celebrated director's latest-and possibly last-film, and results in an all-out search for their whereabouts. |
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| Taglines | Desperate Times Call For Desperate Measures. See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Movie Connections | Spoofs The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966). See more » |