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Dennis the Menace

He's armed... He's adorable... And he's out of school for the entire summer.
1993 | 94m | English

(67605 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

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Mr. Wilson's ever-present annoyance comes in the form of one mischievous kid named Dennis. But he'll need Dennis's tricks to uncover a collection of gold coins that go missing when a shady drifter named Switchblade Sam comes to town.
Release Date: Jun 09, 1993
Director: Nick Castle
Writer: Hank Ketcham, John Hughes
Genres: Family, Comedy
Keywords babysitter, based on comic, slingshot
Production Companies Warner Bros. Pictures, Hughes Entertainment, Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $117,270,765
Budget: $35,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Walter Matthau George Wilson
Mason Gamble Dennis Mitchell
Joan Plowright Martha Wilson
Christopher Lloyd Switchblade Sam
Lea Thompson Alice Mitchell
Robert Stanton Henry Mitchell
Amy Sakasitz Margaret Wade
Kellen Hathaway Joey
Paul Winfield Chief of Police
Natasha Lyonne Polly
Devin Ratray Mickey
Hank Johnston Gunther
Melinda Mullins Andrea
Billie Bird Edith Butterwell
Bill Erwin Edward Little
Arnold Stang Photographer
Ben Stein Boss
Ethel Gerstein Gaggle Lady #1
Rebecca Hogan Gaggle Lady #2
Leona Toppel Gaggle Lady #3
Peggy Goldberg Gaggle Lady #4
Jack McGuigan Gaggle Man
Corey Vane Mike
Casey Gamble Hide and Seeker
Diana Rein Babysitter
Robert A. Saunders Broken Arm Babysitter
Beverly J. O'Donnell Elderly Babysitter
Suzy Brack Next-Door Neighbor (uncredited)
Thomas F. Evans Dennis Mitchell's Neighbor (uncredited)
Kirk Kelly Kid in Window (uncredited)
Jeannie Russell Neighbor (uncredited)
Name Job
Hank Ketcham Novel
Dave McMoyler Sound Editor
Richard Dwan Jr. Sound Editor
Jeffrey J. Haboush Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Kelly Oxford Sound Effects Editor
Mary Tallman Script Supervisor
Bridget Kelly Costume Design
Michael Baugh Art Direction
Cheryl Beasley Blackwell Costume Supervisor
Darrell Hall Music Editor
Chris Hogan Dialogue Editor
James R. Alexander Sound Mixer
Kenneth Hall Music Editor
Michael D. Wilhoit Supervising Sound Editor
Rick Hart Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Randy Kelley Sound Effects Editor
Marsha Blackburn Still Photographer
Eve Cauley Set Decoration
R. Anthony Brown Unit Production Manager
Thomas E. Ackerman Director of Photography
Kevin E. Carpenter Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Dino DiMuro Sound Effects Editor
Jan Evans Script Supervisor
Steven Wolff Art Direction
Scott Stambler Music Editor
Jeffrey A. Williams Boom Operator
Christopher Assells Dialogue Editor
William D'Ambra Property Master
John S. Robertson Key Grip
Dan M. Rich Dialogue Editor
Dan Chuba Visual Effects Producer
John Hughes Screenplay
Nick Castle Director
Alan Heim Editor
Wylie Stateman Supervising Sound Editor
Scott Martin Gershin Sound Designer
James D. Bissell Production Design
Ann Roth Costume Design
Jerry Goldsmith Original Music Composer
Jane Jenkins Casting Director
Debbie Lee Carrington Stunt Double
Alexander Courage Orchestrator
Name Title
Ernest Chambers Executive Producer
Richard Vane Producer
John Hughes Producer
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Reviews

Kamurai
4.0

Bad watch, unlikely to watch again, and can't recommend unless you're just dying to see a poor version of "Home Alone" in reverse. I've probably seen this before, but I can't remember it, and I used to read "Dennis the Menace" in the funny papers, can't say I was even that big a fan then. And ... maybe I'm too much of a grumpy old man myself at this point, but this little brat is borderline evil in his stupid behavior. The old man is a jerk too, but it is largely reactionary. I can't even remember the inevitable heart-warming resolution of the child lying to the old man at the end of the movie right before he does it again. It's like watching a serial killer documentary: this is a sociopathic character, and I'm glad we don't have modern day versions of this, at least not that I can see.

Jun 23, 2021