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Heavyweights

They don't run the fastest. They don't jump the highest. But they sure are getting the last laugh.
1995 | 100m | English

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Camp Hope is a summer retreat for overweight boys run by a kindly couple who make the campers feel comfortable with their extra pounds. But when tyrannical fitness guru Tony buys the camp, he puts the kids on a cruel regimen that goes too far. Sick of the endless weeks of "all work and no play," the kids stage a coup and reclaim their summer of fun.
Release Date: Feb 17, 1995
Director: Steven Brill
Writer: Steven Brill, Judd Apatow
Genres: Family, Comedy
Keywords overweight, summer camp, psychopath, obesity, instructor, weight loss, fitness center, camp classic
Production Companies Walt Disney Pictures, Caravan Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $17,700,000
Budget: $10,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Tom McGowan Pat
Aaron Schwartz Gerry
Shaun Weiss Josh
Tom Hodges Lars
Leah Lail Julie
Paul Feig Tim
Kenan Thompson Roy
David Bowe Chris Donelly
Max Goldblatt Phillip
Robert Zalkind Simms
Patrick LaBrecque Dawson
Jeffrey Tambor Maury Garner
Jerry Stiller Harvey Bushkin
Anne Meara Alice Bushkin
Ben Stiller Tony Perkis / Tony Perkis Sr.
David Goldman Nicholas
Joseph Wayne Miller Sam
Cody Burger Cody
Allen Covert Kenny
Tim Blake Nelson Camp Hope Salesman
Nancy Ringham Mrs. Garner
Seth St. Laurent Camp MVP Racer
Bobby Fain Camp MVP Pitcher
Robert E. Spencer III Soccer Goalie
Dustin Greer Blob Master
Matthew R. Zboyovski Hope Wall Climber
J.T. Alessi Balloon Shaver
Chris Snyder Baseball Scorekeeper
Aubrey Dollar Camp Magnolia Girl
Mary Holt Fickes Camp Magnolia Girl
Jamie Olson Camp Magnolia Girl
Lauren Hill Angelic Girl
Landry M. Constantino Kissing Girl
Lois Yaroshefsky Camp Magnolia Counselor
Matthew Bradley King Gerry's School Buddy
Deena Dill Stewardess
Tom Kelley Man on Plane
Lars Clark Jack Garner
Judd Apatow Homer
Name Job
Stephen Storer Production Design
Carroll Timothy O'Meara Editor
John Rice Sr. Transportation Co-Captain
Richard A. Davis Transportation Captain
Kwame L. Abernathy Location Assistant
Deborah Latham Costume Supervisor
Kip Bartlett Leadman
Michael Fottrell Unit Production Manager
Katherine E. Beyda Production Supervisor
Jerry Holway Steadicam Operator, "B" Camera Operator
Gregg Smrz Stunts
Dean A. Zupancic Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mark Levinson ADR Editor
J.A.C. Redford Original Music Composer
Michael Semanick Foley Recordist
Kimberly A. Tillman Costume Design
Jack Ballance Art Direction
Lynda Gordon Casting
April H. Grantham Craft Service
Jerry Jackson Transportation Coordinator
George Bosley Location Manager
Richard Schoen Costumer
Jack Carpenter Stunts
Harry Darrow Art Direction
Judy Taylor Casting
John Lybrand Picture Car Coordinator
Mark A. Dixon Location Manager
Candisse Reynolds Assistant Location Manager
Allyson B. Fanger Costumer
Victor Hammer Director of Photography
Doc D. Charbonneau Stunts
Charles J.D. Schlissel Unit Production Manager
Mark Van Loon Steadicam Operator, "B" Camera Operator
Michael A. FauntLeRoy Sr. First Assistant Camera
Ken Hudson Second Assistant Camera
Rebecca Poulos Script Supervisor
Layne Brightwell Costumer
Geordie Sheffer Key Hair Stylist
Katie Willard Troebs Production Coordinator
Robert L. Sinise Additional Editing
Gordon Antell Assistant Editor
Richard J. Cartwright Still Photographer
Scott Rushton Special Effects
Rick Ash Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Francesca Dodd Dialogue Editor
John Verbeck Foley Editor
Linda Lew Foley Recordist
Theresa Repola Mohammed Negative Cutter
Michael Ferris Second Unit Director of Photography
Thomas Greco Second Assistant Camera
Bill Fibben Boom Operator
Merrilee Dale Second Second Assistant Director
Carolynn Weast Makeup Artist
Michael Burnett Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Richard E. Rabjohn Additional Editing
Karen Rasch First Assistant Editor
Schuyler Kent Casting Assistant
Richard Oswald Second Assistant Director
Paul Varrieur "A" Camera Operator
John Verardi First Assistant Camera
Mary H. Ellis Sound Mixer
Shirley Fulton Crumley Location Casting
John R. Bayless Key Makeup Artist
Judith H. Bickerton Hairstylist
Christine Fransen Assistant Production Coordinator
Sam Citron First Assistant Editor
David Koeppel Assistant Editor
Bill Purcel Special Effects Coordinator
Donna Cline Storyboard Artist
Eric Thompson Foley Mixer
Michael T. Ryan Supervising Music Editor
Gloria Kaiser Color Timer
William Purcell Special Effects
Patrick Dodd Sound Supervisor
Andy D'Addario Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Erik R. Kraber Assistant Dialogue Editor
Laura Ziffren Music Consultant
Alan Hopkins Second Unit First Assistant Director
Nick Nelson Electrician
Steven Brill Writer, Director
Chris L. Spellman Set Decoration
Steve Boyum Second Unit Director, Stunt Coordinator
David B. Householter First Assistant Director
Judd Apatow Writer
Keith Campbell Stunt Double
Christian J. Fletcher Stunts
Kent W. Luttrell Stunts
Gary Guercio Stunts
Name Title
Sarah Bowman Executive Producer
Charles J.D. Schlissel Co-Producer
Michael Fottrell Co-Producer
Roger Birnbaum Producer
Joe Roth Producer
Jack Giarraputo Associate Producer
Judd Apatow Executive Producer
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r96sk
6.0

A one-joke film. I expected a fair deal from <em>'Heavyweights'</em>, especially after seeing Ben Stiller was involved. Unfortunately, it never takes off after the initial joke becomes tiresome; the characters are fat, that's basically it. It needed more meat on the bones (pardon the pun), too me ... diocre. Stiller isn't great either, in a part which is basically a watered down version of the role he'd play nine years year, White Goodman, in <em>'Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story'</em> - he, surely, used this character, Tony, as inspiration for White? Elsewhere, you have two of the funnier kids from <em>'The Mighty Ducks'</em> series, as well as a few fairly known faces like Jeffrey Tambor (Maury) and Tim Blake Nelson (Roger). I get the intentions, but the heartfelt message that (I think) the film aims for doesn't really come out clearly. The ending feels like an unconnected add-on that was put in to add to the run time. In truth, it isn't anything terrible - I just wanted and expected more.

Jun 23, 2021