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Pixie is cursed with turning into a Pterodactyl when her husband is caught messing with bones on an ancient burial ground. Her husband, children, friends, and neighbours must come to terms with Pixie's new "look". Her only chance to return... See more »

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Jonathan Ball ...
Officer Othello
Cabiria Cardinale ...
Karen / Mrs. Goldberg
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Mrs. Hoffman (as Holly Chant)
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Mystic Woman (as Sonia Cole)
Bruce Critchley ...
Dr. Smegburger
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Pixie Chandler
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Tommy Chandler
Danny Ferrington ...
Stealth Bomber Pilot
Douchan Gersi ...
Thompson
Francesca Hilton ...
Helene
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Bert / Lady Shopper / Manager
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Salvador Dali / Sam
Maxine John-James ...
Michelle / Mrs.McKenzie (as Max John-James)
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Mrs. Poole
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Golf Partner
Sharon Martin ...
Jenny Chandler
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Dr. Egbert Drum
Georges Mora ...
Children
Madeleine Mora ...
Children
Philippe Mora ...
Dr. Louis Blum
Tilo Pander ...
Aerobics Instructor
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Dr. Zavenbrot
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Pablo Picasso
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Mrs. Seidel
Eddi Wilde ...
Janensch (as Eddie Wilde)
Brad Wilson ...
Dick Chandler
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Susie (as Moon Zappa)
Carmine Zozzora ...
Dr. Harold Harold

Directed by

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Philippe Mora

Written by

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Philippe Mora ... (written by)

Produced by

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Scott Billups ... co-producer
Bruce Critchley ... producer
Beverly D'Angelo ... associate producer
Brion James ... associate producer
Marc Lévy ... associate producer (as Mark Levy)
Philippe Mora ... producer
Karen Penhale ... line producer
John Remark ... executive producer (as John F. Remark)
Jay Rifkin ... executive producer

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Roy Hay

Cinematography by

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Walter Bal ... director of photography

Editing by

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Ross Guidici

Editorial Department

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Michael Dronge ... assistant editor
Lois Trent-Bring ... negative cutter
Deedee Valentine ... assistant editor

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Pamela Krause Mora

Art Direction by

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Marty Capune

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Susan Karmel ... (as Susan A. Karmel)

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Reve Richards ... (as Rève Richards)

Makeup Department

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Jaremy Aiello ... prosthetics (as Jeremy Aiello)
Elaine Alexander ... prosthetics
Kevin Brennan ... prosthetics
Jill Cady ... key hair stylist / key makeup artist
William Czlapka ... prosthetics
David Greathouse ... prosthetics
Martina Kohl ... hair stylist / makeup artist
Pamela Krause Mora ... makeup supervisor
Brian Sipe ... prosthetics
Pamela Krause Mora ... hair stylist supervisor (uncredited)

Production Management

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Karen Penhale ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Carla Brand Breitner ... second assistant director
Karen Penhale ... first assistant director

Sound Department

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Slamm Andrews ... re-recording assistant
Jane Boegel ... boom operator
John H. Gilman ... production sound mixer (as John Gilman)
Eric Hoeschen ... foley mixer
Tyler Hubby ... sound editor
LaNessa Phearson ... boom operator
Doug Reed ... foley artist
Melissa Sherwood Hofmann ... re-recording mixer (as Melissa S. Hofmann) / re-recording mixer
Joey Siciliano ... boom operator (as Joseph Siciliano)
Gregg Silk ... re-recording assistant (as Gregg W. Silk)
Brian Slack ... supervising sound editor
James Wright ... dolby consultant (as Jim Wright)

Special Effects by

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Scott Billups ... special effects supervisor

Visual Effects by

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Scott Billups ... director of digital productions
Mark Lambert ... geometry meister
Ed Lazor ... digital meister
Becca Souder ... paint meister

Camera and Electrical Department

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Bruce Critchley ... still photographer
Prince Cullum ... grip
Roman Jakobi ... gaffer
Joachim Jung ... electrician
Ned Kendall ... second assistant camera
Anthony T. Mazzola ... first assistant camera (as Anthony Mazzola)
Lincoln Morrison ... additional photography
Larry Mossing ... key grip

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Missy Mosher ... set wardrobe

Location Management

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Marty Capune ... location manager

Music Department

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Steve Gurevitch ... score recording
Alan Meyerson ... score mixer
Steven M. Stern ... music editor (as Steven Stern)
Hans Zimmer ... music kvetch

Script and Continuity Department

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Licia Wolf ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Jeanette Arveschoug ... production coordinator
Chuck Atkins ... production assistant (as Charles Atkins)
Lisa Ann Baer ... production assistant
Jonathan Ball ... craft service
Michael R. Blaha ... legal services
Brett Born ... production assistant
Casey Conroy ... production assistant
Suzi Fellows ... production executive (as Suzanne Wilson-Fellows)
Matthew K. Grigsby ... production assistant (as Matt Grigsby)
Michael Hagemeyer ... production associate
Ladonna Owens ... production assistant (as LaDonna Owens)
Brant Rose ... production assistant

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Ronald Berens ... special thanks
Jali Chapeaurene Chapeaus ... special thanks
Karyn Cooks ... special thanks
David L. Corley ... special thanks
Leigh Critchley ... special thanks
Dhiren Fonseca ... special thanks
Anthony Galliers-Pratt ... special thanks
Gary Grossman ... special thanks
Brigitta Gyllenheimer ... special thanks
Mike Jamani ... special thanks
Jim Kirsner ... special thanks
Laura Kirsner ... special thanks
Douglas Levin ... special thanks
Jen Lin ... special thanks
Gilda Marks ... special thanks
Patrick McDowell ... special thanks
Paul Power ... special thanks
J. David Riva ... special thanks
Brian Rix ... special thanks
Jack Santry ... special thanks
Joseph Taetle ... special thanks
Jane Ubell ... special thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Pixie is cursed with turning into a Pterodactyl when her husband is caught messing with bones on an ancient burial ground. Her husband, children, friends, and neighbours must come to terms with Pixie's new "look". Her only chance to return to her normal state is to find the shaman who inflicted the curse on her. Written by Josh Pasnak

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Taglines A perfect Beverly Hills housewife by day - a prehistoric flying reptile by night. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Hilfe, meine Frau ist ein Saurier! (Germany)
Runtime
  • 97 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia During an interview on the short-lived talk show Episode #1.2 (1993), it was revealed by Beverly D'Angelo that she was shooting this movie at the same time as Lightning Jack (1994), having combined the two schedules and using the time she had free on one movie to work on the other. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Doomed: The Untold Story of Roger Corman's the Fantastic Four (2015). See more »
Soundtracks Blue Martini See more »
Crazy Credits Final cast during end credits is listed in alphabetical order. See more »

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