Imps*
3.567
78 minutes
12/12/1983
Overview
Once Upon a Time in a mythical place called Hollywood, a long, long, long time ago in a galaxy not so very far away, a witty group of actors with 38 EMMY Nominations, 3 Academy Award nominations, and 8 Golden Globe nominations, along with 4 Playmates and a Penthouse Pet, came together in a burst of comic frenzy and created imps*.
Cast List
Linda Blair
as Jamie
Barbara Bosson
as Pam
Georg Stanford Brown
as Charlie
Ray Buktenica
as Bob
Colleen Camp
as Young Lady
John Carradine
as Gentleman
Marilyn Chambers
as Self
Sybil Danning
as Sherry
Julia Duffy
as Majorie
Brodie Greer
as Bert
Squire Fridell
as Newscaster
Rich Hall
as Announcer
Deborah Harmon
as Mom
Sunny Johnson
as Missy
David L. Lander
as Fritz #1
Audrey Landers
as Lola
Kim Lankford
as Woman
Meadowlark Lemon
as Willie
Jim McKrell
as Voice Over Announcer
Michael McKean
as Fritz #2
Ed Marinaro
as Phil
Diana Muldaur
as Missus Toni
Barry Pearl
as Bob
William Sanderson
as Carl
Peter Scolari
as Phil
Bob Seagren
as Frank
James B. Sikking
as Dracula
P. J. Soles
as Young Lady
Wendie Jo Sperber
as Marquesse de Sade
Bryon Stewart
as Mohammed
Jennifer Tilly
as Joni
Jimmie Walker
as Thomas
Bruce Weitz
as Larry
Fred Willard
as Dad
George Wyner
as Irving Rosenbloom Private Eye
Keenan Wynn
as Charlie
Miguel A. Núñez Jr.
as Bopper
Karen Mayo-Chandler
as Secretary
Marie-Alise Recasner
as Stewardess
Tracy Vaccaro
as Marlene
Doyle Baker
as Executive
Ed Berke
as Hold-up Man
Robert Sherman
as Delivery Man
Shawn Campbell
as Billy
Jill Horton
as Suzy
Wendie Griffin
as Cheerleader
Robin Hoff
as Melanie / Secretary
J.W. Smith
as Receiver
Hank Cunnington
as Donald #1
Lisa Fuller
as Stephanie
Denise Gauthier
as Shelia
Ron Hayes
as Donald #2
Don Lara, Jr
as Ramone
Russ Parsons
as Seth
Pamela West
as Rhonda
Gail Davis
as Wicked Witch
Mason Nupuf
as Hansel
Ron Sloan
as Ogre
Wilson Camp
as Businessman
Paul Cavonis
as Construction Worker
Marvin Cohen
as Bartender
Lou Michaels
as Complaining Wife
Paul Sylvan
as 'Hate' Man
Jere Rae Mansfield
as Daughter / Young Lady
Niki Rae
as Mother / Punker
Joshua Grenrock
as Fencer #1
Scott Ingram
as Fencer #2
Lynda Wiesmeier
as Bambi
Dennis Bowen
as W.W. II Flyer
Don Bovingloh
as Father
Gregory Levinson
as Brat
De'Ann Power
as Wench
Dolores Cantu
as Maid
Pilar Delano
as Cavewoman
Leslie Shenkel
as Investor Caveman
Stuart Rankine
as Burly Caveman
Joel Blasberg
as Rabbi
Susan Gordon
as Shelly
Mark Lowenthal
as Bert
Joel Rice
as Ronnie
Sara Lee Wade
as Missy's Friend
Bill Elliott
as Ezra And The Four Feingolds: Keyboards
Chuck Fiore
as Ezra And The Four Feingolds: Bass
Dennis Herring
as Ezra And The Four Feingolds: Guitar
Arno Lucas
as Ezra And The Four Feingolds: Percussionist
Beau Segal
as Ezra And The Four Feingolds: Drums
Scott Mansfield
as Ezra Birnbaum
Lloyd Alan
as Dino Dante
Meredith Eisenberg
as Young Girl
Wendy Hoffmann
as Bubbles
Garth Stevens
as Young Dino
Joe Colligan
as Arthur
Carey Salley
as Valerie
Steve Tannen
as Delivery Man
Christine Bayly
as Lilli
Scott Feinstein
as C.P.A.
Jerry Lacy
as Bill
Erika Eleniak
as Brooke
Phillip Toubus
as Roger
Lori Anne Wagner
as Sheila
Lisa Fong
as Oriental Mom
Andrew Louie
as Oriental Son
Marla Pennington
as American Mom
Joey Tushnet
as American Son
Danny Robinson
as Don
Sandra Will
as Sheila
Newell Alexander
as Bob
John Howard Swain
as Businessman
Ruble Maxwell Blakey
as Janitor
Gerald Griffin
as Scientist
Jeffrey Kramer
as Announcer
Dana Kunath
as Naked Lady #1
Joanna Storm
as Naked Lady #2
Fred Fox, Jr
as Assistant Director
Karen Lorre
as Randy Miller
Ron Roy
as Jogger
Corey Burton
as Voice Over Announcer
Michael Preminger
as Compaining Husband (archive footage)