Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rob Lowe | ... | Richard Dice | |
Colleen Camp | ... | Molly Gilbert | |
Kenneth Mars | ... | Hal B. Keeler | |
Kim Myers | ... | Suzanne Keeler | |
Marshall Colt | ... | Donald Cleary | |
Harry Carey Jr. | ... | Wally Finnegan | |
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George Morfogen | ... | Judge Norman Meckel |
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Linda MacEwen | ... | Ruth Harrison |
Rick Jason | ... | Freddie Boneflecker | |
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Jessica James | ... | Mrs. Evelyn Dice |
Ira Heiden | ... | Andrew Dice | |
Tony Longo | ... | Konrat | |
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Howard Hirdler | ... | Harry Crumrine |
Louise Stratten | ... | Sharon Woolrich (as L.B. Straten) | |
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David Reeves | ... | Arnie (Blackmailer) |
Called up for jury duty, Richard Dice finds his first crush and only real, but unrequited love, on trial for murder. Richard desperately tries to prove Mollys innocence while untangling a complicated web of murder, blackmail and perjury, and still trying to win over the girl of his dreams. Written by Anonymous
I swear if I did ever tried cocaine I'd be able to relate to this film perfectly. Its pace, as well as the dialog, churns out at speeds that some viewers might need to stop and relax their heads.
There are great little elements that pop up through out the film, like how Rob Lowe's character seems to always be loosing a shoe, or how some characters keep running spirals around his zigzagged path. The story was put together extremely well and the direction seems flawless.
The movie reeks of clumsy and cuteness. This is one I think most could enjoy. A few laugh-out-loud-even-if-you-are-alone moments ensure that I'll certainly be watching this again.