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Cannonball Run II

The popcorn's in the lobby. The nuts are on the screen.
1984 | 108m | English

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When a wealthy sheikh puts up $1 million in prize money for a cross-country car race, there is one person crazy enough to hit the road hard with wheels spinning fast. Legendary driver J.J. McClure enters the competition along with his friend Victor and together they set off across the American landscape in a madcap action-adventure destined to test their wits and automobile skills.
Release Date: Jun 29, 1984
Director: Hal Needham
Writer: Harvey Miller, Hal Needham, Albert S. Ruddy
Genres: Comedy, Action
Keywords competition, car race, highway, limousine, road trip, alter ego, cross dressing, military uniform, cross country race, father son relationship
Production Companies Warner Bros. Pictures, Golden Harvest Company
Box Office Revenue: $56,300,000
Budget: $20,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Burt Reynolds J.J. McClure
Dom DeLuise Victor Prinzim / Captain Chaos / Don Canneloni
Dean Martin Jamie Blake
Sammy Davis Jr. Fenderbaum
Jamie Farr Sheik
Marilu Henner Betty
Telly Savalas Hymie
Shirley MacLaine Veronica
Susan Anton Jill
Catherine Bach Marcie
Foster Brooks Fisherman #1
Sid Caesar Fisherman #2
Jackie Chan Jackie
Tim Conway CHP #1
Tony Danza Terry
Jack Elam Doc
Michael V. Gazzo Sonny
Richard Kiel Arnold
Don Knotts CHP #2
Ricardo Montalban King
Jim Nabors Homer
Louis Nye Fisherman #3
Molly Picon Mrs. Goldfarb
Charles Nelson Reilly Don Don
Alex Rocco Tony
Henry Silva Slim
Frank Sinatra Frank Sinatra
Joe Theismann Mack
Mel Tillis Mel
Abe Vigoda Caesar
Fred Dryer CHP #3
Arte Johnson Pilot
Lydia Lei Beautiful Girl
Chris Lemmon Young Cop
George Lindsey Cal
Doug McClure The Slapper
Jilly Rizzo Jilly
Jack Smith Announcer
Dub Taylor Police Officer
Patricia Bolt J.J.'s Girl
Lee Kolima Nicky
Shawn Weatherly Blake's Girl
John Worthington Stuart Bartender
Debi Greco Sheik's Girl
John A. Zee Sheldon
Bob Sheldon Policeman at Lake
Fred S. Ronnow Pilot
Kai J. Wong Japanese Executive
Sandy Hackett Official
Sean Alexander Gas Station Attendant
Frank Welker Special Vocal Effects (voice)
Dale Ishimoto Japanese Businessman (uncredited)
Cheech Marin Tire Store Employee (uncredited)
Hal Needham Porsche 928 Driver with Cowboy Hat (uncredited)
Manis Orangutan (uncredited)
Branscombe Richmond Biker (uncredited)
Sean Stanek Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)
Name Job
Nick McLean Director of Photography
William D. Gordean Editor
Thomas Azzari Art Direction
Charles Graffeo Set Decoration
Al Capps Original Music Composer
Jay Engel ADR Editor
Kay Rose Sound Editor
Nancy Fogarty Music Editor
Richard Baum Assistant Property Master
Tom Ellingwood Makeup Artist
Marlene Rubenstein Post Production Supervisor
Brock Yates Characters
Donald L. Bolger Boom Operator
Carl Kress Editor
Bill Coker Unit Production Manager
Jan DeWitt Second Assistant Director
Jane Feinberg Casting
Jack Schrader Sound Editor
Joseph A. Ippolito Sound Editor
Teri E. Dorman Sound Editor
Michael D. O'Shea Camera Operator
Bill Myers Transportation Captain
Janice Parker Assistant Editor
Stanley Brossette Unit Publicist
Larry Verne Construction Coordinator
Phil Cory Special Effects
Tim Ryan Key Grip
Don Vargas Costume Design
William A. Petrotta Property Master
Virginia Cook-McGowan Sound Editor
Carol Ann DiGiuseppe Assistant Editor
Don Hall Supervising Sound Editor
Dan O'Connell Foley Artist
Peter Sorel Still Photographer
C. Darin Knight Sound Mixer
Laurey Condon Assistant Sound Editor
Richard Hart Gaffer
Ellen Heuer Foley Artist
Gary F. Kieldrup Assistant Property Master
Gregg Landaker Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Brum Transportation Captain
Judith Gill Production Coordinator
Blanche Bisbing Production Accountant
Hope Williams Script Supervisor
Randy Glass Best Boy Electric
Tom Connors First Assistant Director
Donald R. Casella Transportation Coordinator
Ray De La Motte Camera Operator
Carl R. Gibson Jr. Best Boy Grip
Judith A. Cory Hairstylist
Donah Bassett Negative Cutter
Robert Knoechel Production Accountant
Linda Bond Special Props
Maggie Ostroff Assistant Editor
Kathy O'Rear Costume Design
Steve Smith Assistant Camera
Michael Hunter Greensman
Ronnie Rondell Jr. Stunts
Michael Genne Camera Operator
Jim Henrikson Supervising Music Editor
Norman Salling Costume Supervisor
Gregg Bond Special Props
Kathleen Bennett Music Editor
Eric Engler Assistant Camera
Jack N. Young Location Manager
Dave Pell Music Coordinator
Tommy J. Huff Stunts
Bill Varney Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Allen L. Stone Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jerry Ketcham Additional Second Assistant Director
David Chan Executive Producer's Assistant
Keith Peterman Assistant Camera
Charlene Goldman Additional Casting
Harvey Miller Screenplay
Carmen Hocson Baker Assistant Sound Editor
Hal Needham Screenplay, Director
Mike Fenton Casting
Snuff Garrett Music Supervisor
Peter Kousakis Second Assistant Director
Susan Ekins Production Secretary
Alan Gibbs Stunt Coordinator
Ralph Bakshi Animation
Albert S. Ruddy Screenplay
Debbie Evans Stunts
Eurlyne Epper Stunts
Thomas Rosales Jr. Stunts
Andy Gill Utility Stunts
Jack Gill Stunt Driver
Gilbert B. Combs Stunts
Billy D. Lucas Stunts
Conrad E. Palmisano Stunt Double
Donna Keegan Stunts
Richard Epper Stunts
Name Title
Raymond Chow Executive Producer
André E. Morgan Executive Producer
Albert S. Ruddy Producer
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Wuchak
5.0

Silly car chase flick with loads of stars and… Catherine Bach RELEASED IN 1983 and directed by Hal Needham, "Cannonball Run II" is a car chase comedy about a second Cannonball Run race from the West Coast to the East Coast. The teams include JJ & Victor (Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise), Blake and ... Fenderbaum (Dean Martin & Sammy Davis Jr.) with other teams involving Jackie Chan & Richard Kiel in a submersible Mitsubishi Starion and Mel Tillis & Tony Danza accompanied by an orangutan. There are at least a dozen other notable co-stars in various roles: Jamie Farr, Telly Savalas, Sid Caesar, Tim Conway, Foster Brooks, Ricardo Montalban , Charles Nelson Reilly, Don Knotts, etc. This is a fun turn-off-your-brain flick with an incredible all-star cast that’s worth the price of admission. Unfortunately, the script needed a rewrite with better jokes but the producers obviously didn’t want to blow the money. As it is, too much of the humor falls flat, but “Cannonball Run II” is still leagues better than comparable junk like “Smokey and the Bandit Part 3” (1983). And there’s a worthwhile sequence where Dom does an amusing Brando impersonation. Moreover, the movie scores good marks on the female front with Catherine Bach jaw-dropping in form-fitting blue spandex during the first half, teamed with her Amazonian-ish partner Susan Anton (who’s no slouch in the beauty department). Bach's buttocks looks like it was sculptured by God Himself. In addition, there’s Marilu Henner and Shirley MacLaine, who catch a ride with JJ & Victor, masquerading as nuns before revealing their real identities. Maclaine was 48 during shooting but still had a great figure. THE FILM RUNS 1 hour, 48 minutes and was shot in Nevada (Las Vegas, Henderson), Arizona (Tucson, Bisbee) and California (Redondo Beach). GRADE: C

Jun 23, 2021