Homer is suddenly surrounded by growing stacks of doughnuts when the doughnut machine he is tending goes berserk. It won't shut off an the doughnuts keep coming and coming. Homer manages not only to solve the dilemma but he also emerges as...
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Michael Burnham Jr. | ... |
Homer
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Robert Landsman | ... |
Mr. Gabby
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James Warner | ... |
Uncle Ulysses
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Beth Sanford | ... |
The Lady
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Eleanor Chapin | ... |
Aunt Aggy
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Richard Forsyth | ... |
The Sheriff
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William Maeck | ... |
The Chauffeur
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Cecilia Cavalier | ... |
Homer's Mother
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Owen Jordan | ... |
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Brian Chapin | ... |
Customer
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Merilee Chapin | ... |
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Lex Cochran | ... |
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Frank Covill | ... |
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Donald Emerson | ... |
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Jimmy Foote | ... |
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Martha Foote | ... |
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Mary B. Forsyth | ... |
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Carolyn Grimm | ... |
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Majorie Harty | ... |
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Richard Harty | ... |
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Robert Honeygosky | ... |
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Alexandra Maeck | ... |
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Kristin Maeck | ... |
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Alan Matthews | ... |
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Lillian Matthews | ... |
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Victor Matthews | ... |
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Robert McCloskey | ... |
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Kathleen Montgomoery | ... |
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Jimmy Opiat | ... |
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Joseph Opiat | ... |
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Mary Opiat | ... |
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George Price | ... |
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Philip Price | ... |
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Suzanna Price | ... |
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Evan Reynolds | ... |
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Marc Reynolds | ... |
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Margaret Reynolds | ... |
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William Seres | ... |
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Peggy Simonson | ... |
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Roxanna Taylor | ... |
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James Tisdale | ... |
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Julius Tisdale | ... |
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Preston Tisdale | ... |
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Charlotte Williams | ... |
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Directed by
| Edward English | ||
| Beth Sanford | ||
Written by
| Ralph C. Bluemke | ... | (additional dialogue) |
| Robert McCloskey | ... | (novel) |
| Marianna Norris | ... | (additional dialogue) |
Produced by
| Morton Schindel | ... | producer |
Music by
| Loren Glickman | ||
Cinematography by
| Edward English | ||
Editing by
| Edward English | ||
Costume Design by
| Beth Sanford | ||
Makeup Department
| Maria Morales | ... | hair stylist |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Edward English | ... | associate director |
Art Department
| Elizabeth Barr | ... | properties |
Sound Department
| Blaise Rizzo | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Russ Bonnacurso | ... | electrician |
| Charles H. Martens | ... | still photographer |
| Alan Matthews | ... | electrician |
Script and Continuity Department
| Barbara J. Nelson | ... | script girl |
Additional Crew
| Lex Cochran | ... | doughnut maker |
| Tom Kalasky | ... | doughnut maker |
| Gayle Smith | ... | machine restoration: donut |
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Homer is suddenly surrounded by growing stacks of doughnuts when the doughnut machine he is tending goes berserk. It won't shut off an the doughnuts keep coming and coming. Homer manages not only to solve the dilemma but he also emerges as a hero. A live action comedy that thrills children of all ages. |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | (Cameo) Robert McCloskey: author of the original Homer Price stories appears as a customer. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Version of Homer and the Wacky Doughnut Machine (1977). See more » |