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| Director: | Geneviève Robert | 
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| Writer: | Wendy Goldman, Judy Toll | 
| Staring: | 
| Two girls go away to a holiday resort looking for a change of pace, hoping to meet some nice men for a change. They discover that they can't find the perfect man, and this forces them to reconsider their attitudes to men in general. | |
| Release Date: | Apr 22, 1988 | 
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| Director: | Geneviève Robert | 
| Writer: | Wendy Goldman, Judy Toll | 
| Genres: | Comedy, Romance | 
| Keywords | holiday, dreams, friends, resort, dating, attitude, woman director | 
| Production Companies | Universal Pictures, Jascat | 
| Box Office | Revenue: $12,277,096 Budget: $0 | 
| Updates | Updated: Feb 01, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 | 
| Name | Character | 
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| Lea Thompson | Stacy | 
| Victoria Jackson | Melissa | 
| Andrew Dice Clay | Vinny | 
| Stephen Shellen | Nick | 
| Jerry Levine | Jamie | 
| Mary Gross | Ilene | 
| Peter Dvorsky | Matthew | 
| Valerie Breiman | Megan | 
| David Sargent | Frankie | 
| Cynthia Phillips | Ann | 
| Don Woodard | Gary | 
| Danny Breen | Dr. Goodman | 
| Bruce Abbott | Keith | 
| Susan Ann Connor | Dierdre | 
| Dan Woren | Clerk | 
| Dale Midkiff | Attractive Stranger | 
| John Edward Coburn | 55 Year Old Man | 
| Sherri Stoner | New Wife | 
| Scott Thomson | Man #1 | 
| Paul Lucas | Man #2 | 
| John Boyle | Man #3 | 
| Niles Brewster | Justice of the Peace (Fantasy) | 
| Bradley Weissman | Guy Who Dumped Stacy | 
| Tim McDaniel | Kenny | 
| Ray Cochran | Jim (17 Years) | 
| Matthew Walker | Ronny | 
| Leslie Morris | Gus | 
| Alan Berger | Baylor Schneff | 
| Scott Utley | Gunter | 
| Steven Ameche | Brian Ellis | 
| Steve Oedekerk | Joey | 
| Nicky Franklin | Nicky | 
| Jarrett Lennon | Jason | 
| Sandra Bernhard | 
| Name | Job | 
|---|---|
| Stanzi Stokes | Casting | 
| Glenis Wootton Gross | Casting Associate | 
| Sheldon Kahn | Editor | 
| Donn Cambern | Editor | 
| Wendy Goldman | Screenplay | 
| Judy Toll | Screenplay | 
| Betsy Magruder | First Assistant Director | 
| Terence J. Edwards | Second Assistant Director | 
| Julie Kaye Fanton | Set Decoration | 
| Mary Jo Devenney | Boom Operator | 
| Marilyn Bailey | Script Supervisor | 
| Timothy Roarke | Assistant Camera | 
| Roxanne di Santo | Second Assistant Camera | 
| Elizabeth Ziegler | Steadicam Operator | 
| Dale Myrand | Additional Camera | 
| Bruce Bellamy | Set Dresser | 
| Deborah Schildt | Property Master | 
| Grania Preston | Costume Design | 
| Malcolm Hitchcock | Assistant Property Master | 
| Ann Masterson | Makeup Artist | 
| Joseph A. Liuzzi | Location Manager | 
| Patrick Melly | Gaffer | 
| Dianne Ketchum Friedgen | Assistant Location Manager | 
| Sandra Turnham | Production Accountant | 
| Luke Wynne | Still Photographer | 
| Elizabeth Flaherty | Art Department Coordinator | 
| Len Morganti | Storyboard Artist | 
| Harriet Polite | Graphic Designer | 
| Fred Vicarel | Dolly Grip | 
| David Marder | Transportation Coordinator | 
| Marlo Hellerstein | Transportation Captain | 
| Eddie Paul | Stunt Coordinator | 
| Sandy Webb | Production Coordinator | 
| Sally Perle | Extras Casting | 
| Tom C. McCarthy | Supervising Sound Editor | 
| Peter Afterman | Music Supervisor | 
| Doreen A. Dixon | ADR Editor | 
| Russell Paris | Post Production Supervisor | 
| Roxanne Jones McCarthy | Sound Editor | 
| Howard Neiman | Sound Editor | 
| Fred Judkins | Sound Editor | 
| Mark Gordon | Sound Editor | 
| Dan Engstrom | Assistant Sound Editor | 
| Blake R. Cornett | Assistant Sound Editor | 
| Saul Saladow | Assistant Editor | 
| Jeffrey James Bell | Assistant Editor | 
| Todd Hayen | Orchestrator | 
| Bob Minkler | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Don MacDougall | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Rolf Kestermann | Director of Photography | 
| Phil Dagort | Art Direction | 
| David Brownlow | Sound Mixer | 
| Art Martin | Additional Camera | 
| Robert Johnson | Leadman | 
| Enid Arias | Hairstylist | 
| Raymond Camaioni | Construction Coordinator | 
| Curt Sobel | Music Editor | 
| Diane DeLouise Wessel | Assistant Music Supervisor | 
| Robert W. Glass Jr. | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Geneviève Robert | Director | 
| Van Dyke Parks | Original Music Composer | 
| Randy Ser | Production Design | 
| Todd M. Thaler | Local Casting | 
| Name | Title | 
|---|---|
| Ilona Herzberg | Producer | 
| Sheldon Kahn | Producer | 
| Kool Marder | Associate Producer | 
| Ivan Reitman | Executive Producer | 
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_**More entertaining for women than men**_ Released in 1988, "Casual Sex?" focuses on two young women, Stacy (Lea Thompson) and Melissa (Victoria Jackson), who go to a health resort to find a "safe" man in the new era of AIDS. Stacy has a promiscuous past while Melissa is a novice when it comes t ... o sex. The former hooks up with a musician (Stephen Shellen) and the latter a nice guy massage therapist (Jerry Levine). Andrew Dice Clay is also on hand. This is a fairly amusing 80's romcom with, thankfully, very little raunch despite the title. Although Thompson is her usual winsome petite self she's physically too thin for my tastes; Jackson is better with her irksome nasally voice, but her character is too bimbo-ish. Still, both are likable enough. Amazingly, it's Dice Clay who stands out as Vinny, a particularly annoying guest at the resort, who has an interesting character arc. The topic of the film -- romance & sex in the 80s -- is told from the woman's point of view and therefore appeals more to women. So the fairer sex will appreciate "Casual Sex?" more than I did, but the movie's still worth catching for men because the three male characters ring true and Dice Clay's performance and his story arc make the movie worthwhile. The film runs 97 minutes and was shot in Los Angeles. GRADE: C+