
Steve Martin
Harris K. Telemacher
Victoria Tennant
Sara McDowel
Richard E. Grant
Roland Mackey
Marilu Henner
Trudi
Sarah Jessica Parker
SanDeE
Susan Forristal
Ariel
Kevin Pollak
Frank Swan
Sam McMurray
Morris Frost
Patrick Stewart
Mr. Perdue
Andrew Amador
Bob, News Anchor
Gail Grate
Gail
Eddie De Harp
Maitre D' at Brunch
M.C. Shan
Rap Waiter at L'Idiot
Frances Fisher
June
Iman
Cynthia
Tommy Hinkley
Ted
Larry Miller
Tom
Anne Crawford
Sharon
Samantha McCoy
Sheila
Thornton Simmons
Man
Dennis Dragon
Crook
Richard Stahl
Bank Executive
Aaron Lustig
Boring Speaker
Julianna McCarthy
Woman
Time Winters
Floss Waiter at L'Idiot
Pierre Epstein
Chef
Wesley Thompson
Jesse
George Plimpton
Straight Weatherman
David Glyn Price
Pilot
Wesley Mann
Tony
Mark Steen
Tod PA
Jaime Gomez
Tod PA
Amy Wallace
Tod PA
Cheryl Baker
Changing Room Woman
Scott Johnston
Co-Pilot
Robert Lind
Chainsaw Juggler
Tony Marsico
Hard Rock Patron
Burt Nacke
Cameraman
Mary Pedersen
Airline Ticket Agent
Matt Stetson
Spokesmodel Teacher
Paula Abdul
Roller Skater in Front of Tail O' the Pup (uncredited)
Brian Banowetz
Bellman (uncredited)
Sean Michael Beyer
Parking Valet (uncredited)
Michael E. Burgess
Waiter (uncredited)
Chevy Chase
Carlo Christopher (uncredited)
Tina Cote
Extra (uncredited)
Larry Echerer
Boy in Yard (uncredited)
Woody Harrelson
Harris' Boss (uncredited)
Terry Jones
Sara's Mother (voice) (uncredited)
Rick Moranis
Gravedigger (uncredited)
Robert Picardo
Voicephone (voice) (uncredited)
Cindra Skotzko
Dressing Room Girl (uncredited)
Terri Wilson
Stage Hand (uncredited)
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Reviews

Quirky and off-kilter romantic-comedy that shines thanks to Steve Martin's unique delivery and some weird humor that involves an omnipresent freeway billboard. Seen this one a few times over the years and still holds up; just an easy-going movie. **3.75/5**

Okay, this is a bit of fluff, really, cinematically speaking. Comparable to a madcap comedy in the old days of cinema, it is witty and funny. I wouldn’t call it great, just good enough so that when I saw a DVD copy at a thrift store, I picked it up. I wouldn’t have thought to buy it new. Steve Martin wrote it, so you have weird little jokes like his character telling a blonde Bimbo girlfriend S












