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| Polygram Filmed Entertainment (1994) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama | |||||
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| Barcode | 883904155416 |
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| Stephen Dorff | Cliff Spab | |
| Reese Witherspoon | Wendy Pfister | |
| Jake Busey | Morrow Streeter | |
| Joey Lauren Adams | Monica Dice | |
| Pamela Gidley | Janet Streeter | |
| David Barry Gray | Scott Spab | |
| Jack Noseworthy | Joe Dice | |
| Richard Portnow | Gerald Parsley | |
| Edward Wiley | Mr. Spab | |
| Lela Ivey | Mrs. Spab | |
| Natasha Gregson Wagner | Kristen | |
| Annie McEnroe | Dolly | |
| Virgil Frye | Earl | |
| Francesca P. Roberts | Kim Martin | |
| Soon-Tek Oh | Milt Morris | |
| Blair Tefkin | Allison Ash | |
| Steve Antin | Dick Zetterland | |
| Melissa Sullivan | Sandy Hooten | |
| Lenny Wolpe | Phil Connors | |
| Natalie Strauss | Rita Connors |
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| Producer |
Gloria Lopez
Michael Nelson Dale Pollock Sigurjon Sighvatsson |
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| Writer |
Andrew Wellman
Danny Rubin Jefery Levy |
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| Cinematography |
Peter Deming
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| Musician |
Graeme Revell
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An alienated and misanthropic teenager gains sudden and unwanted celebrity status after he's taken hostage by terrorists where his indifference to their threats to kill him makes news headlines. |
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