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Cecil B. DeMented (17-May-2000)
Director: John Waters Writer: John Waters Music by: Zoe Poledouris; Basil Poledouris Producers: Joe Caracciolo, Jr.; John Fiedler; Mark Tarlov Keywords: Comedy Anti-Hollywood terrorists kidnap a top-tier actress, looking to exploit her for the purposes of an independent film with a pointed message.
ABSTRACT
Revolutionary underground auteur Cecil B. DeMented and his crew of similarly-minded acolytes kidnap Hollywood A-lister Honey Whitlock, aiming to use her for a clandestine production railing against the studio system and its paint-by-numbers product. Never one to shy away from infamy nor his various neuroses, Cecil must fight against fundamentalists, Teamsters, and cops determined to bring him down as he looks to complete his magnum opus.
CAST | Melanie Griffith | ... Honey Whitlock | | Stephen Dorff | ... Cecil | | | Alicia Witt | ... Cherish | | Adrian Grenier | ... Lyle | | Larry Gilliard, Jr. | ... Lewis | | Maggie Gyllenhaal | ... Raven | | Jack Noseworthy | ... Rodney | | Mink Stole | ... Mrs. Mallory | | Ricki Lake | ... Libby | | Patty Hearst | ... Fidget's Mom | | Mike Shannon | ... Petie | | | and | | Kevin Nealon | ... Himself | | | Eric M. Barry | ... Fidget | | Zenzele Uzoma | ... Chardonnay | | Erika Lynn Rupli | ... Pam | | Harriet Dodge | ... Dinah | | Roseanne Barr | ... Herself | | Eric Roberts | ... Honey's Ex | | Ray Felton | ... Roy Stillings | | John Michaelson | ... Charles | | Jewel Orem | ... Maid | | Bill Grimmett | ... Mayor Fenwick | | Jeffrey Wei | ... William | | Sloane Brown | ... Newscaster | | Billy Green | ... Child A | | Mia Walker | ... Child B | | James Klingenberg | ... Child C | | Ginger Tipton | ... Box Office Lady | | Nathan Stolpman | ... Ticket Taker | | Melanie Gorombol | ... Candy Counter Girl | | Gary Wheeler | ... Theatre Manager | | Joyce Flick Wendl | ... Puker | | Tyler Mason Buckalew | ... Teen Boy | | Tara Garwood | ... Charles Theater Girl | | Marty Lodge | ... Film Commissioner | | James Byrne Reed | ... Producer | | Mark Bernier | ... Studio Executive | | Patsy Grady Abrams | ... Family Woman A | | Rhea Feiken | ... Family Woman B | | Shana Gelbard | ... Family Woman C | | Susan Lowe | ... Family Lady A | | Mary Vivian Pearce | ... Family Lady B | | Michael Gabel | ... Film Delivery Driver | | Mark Joy | ... Fidget's Dad | | Alan J. Wendl | ... Security Teamster | | Peter Gil | ... Director | | Eric Richardson | ... D.P. Jean Pierre | | Marybeth Wise | ... A.D. | | Cynthia Webb-Manley | ... Large Lady | | Channing Wilroy | ... Shop Steward | | Dan Morgan | ... Teamster | | Delaney Williams | ... Teamster | | Frank Ferrara | ... Teamster | | Steve Mack | ... Teamster | | Michael Willis | ... Teamster | | G. Lee Fleming | ... Sniffles | | Scott Morgan | ... Groupie | | Tim Caggiano | ... Porno Fan | | Judith Knight Young | ... Ticket Seller | | Tyler Miller | ... Fan A | | Geoffrey I. Grissett | ... Boy Fan | | Brooke Houghton | ... Girl Fan | | Joshua Billings | ... Drive-In Manager | | Jeff Perryson | ... Jock A | | Terry McCrea | ... Jock B | | Conrad Karlson | ... Psychiatrist | | Rosemary Knower | ... Cecil's Mom | | Doug Roberts | ... Cecil's Dad | | Nat Benchley | ... Swat Cop A | | Dave Trovato | ... Swat Cop B | | Billy Tolzman | ... Petie's Trick | | Jonathan Fiorucci | ... Raven's Groupie |
REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 19-Apr-2005) The basic plot of the movie is
a group of people decide to make a movie and kidnap a well-known
actress to play the lead. The odd part? They've all made a pact not to
have any sort of sexual relations until they complete the movie. The
ending sticks out most in my mind. Personally I think there's only one
way to watch this movie and have it make any sort of sense: You must be
on mind altering substances.
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