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1980 (USA)
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One of the classic music videos
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(Credited cast)| Robert Haimer | (as Artie Barnes) | ||
| Barry Hansen | ... | Homeless Man | |
| Bill Mumy | (as Art Barnes) | ||
| Bill Paxton | ... | Main Character |
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Featured in "Saturday Night Live: Ellen Burstyn/Aretha Franklin/Keith Sykes (#6.3)" (1980)
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It's a mild surprise to see "Fish Heads" listed as a short film, but I suppose it is.
The song is odd, as is the film. Most people watch it for the first time with their mouth open. I think this is the highest recommendation possible for a music video (surpassed possibly only by The Residents' "Hello Skinny.")
This short film is available on the Barnes & Barnes music video compilation, "Voobaha" (or something like that.) Their other videos aren't as startling as "Fish Heads" but they are a lot of fun.