Whoops Apocalypse

5.688

93 minutes

5/6/1986

Overview

When a small British owned island in the Caribbean is invaded and the world's most dangerous terrorist kidnaps a member of the Royal family, the countdown to World War 3 begins. If anyone can prevent the oncoming apocalypse it's the American President, but her closest ally the British Prime Minister appears to have gone stark raving mad.

Cast List

Peter Cook
as Sir Mortimer Chris (Prime Minister)
Loretta Swit
as President Barbara Adams
Michael Richards
as Lacrobat
Herbert Lom
as Gen. Mosquera
Richard Wilson
as Nigel Lipman (Foreign Secretary)
Ian Richardson
as Rear Admiral Bendish
Richard Pearson
as Michael Sumpter (Defence Secretary)
Rik Mayall
as S.A.S Commander
Alexei Sayle
as Alexei Sayle in a Hawaiian Shirt
Ruben Rabasa
as Grainary Vendor
Joanne Pearce
as Princess Wendy
Robert Bathurst
as Damien
Graeme Garden
as Man Who Walks to Phone
Clifton James
as Maxton S. Pluck
Christopher Rozycki
as Russian Doctor
John Benfield
as Secret Service Agent
John Sessions
as Mr. Sweetzer
Ian McNeice
as Thrush
Gavin Richards
as Donald
Stuart Saunders
as Governor of Santa Maya
Daniel Benzali
as William Kubert (US Defence Secretary)
Murray Hamilton
as Jack 'Kill the Commies' Preston (Former US President)
Marc Smith
as Dan Hickey (TV Anchorman)
Alexander Davion
as Maguadoran General
Anthony Correa
as Convict
Tristram Jellinek
as Dickie
Shane Rimmer
as Marvin Gelber (US Secretary of State)
Christopher Coll
as Flag Lt. Gerald Beaverstone
Ken Jones
as Man on Cliff
John Cassady
as Virgil Grodd (US Intelligence)
Ed Bishop
as Wink Persiman (TV interviewer)
Leon Lissek
as Politburo Member
Michael Poole
as Politburo Member
Czeslaw Grocholski
as President Trezhnikov
Gary Martin
as Purveyor of Rambograms
John Blundell
as Douglas
Daniel Peacock
as Dominic
Barbara Keogh
as Woman at Wax Museum
Elizabeth Proud
as Woman at Wax Museum
Maria Whittaker
as Pin-Up Girl
Karen Kelly
as Pin-Up Girl
Richard Murdoch
as Cabinet Minister
Robert Goodman
as US Sailor
John Archie
as US Sailor
Robert Arden
as White House Reporter
Blain Fairman
as White House Reporter
Christopher Muncke
as White House Reporter
Dan Fitzgerald
as Foyer Guard
D.L. Blakely
as Window Cleaner
Raymond Forchion
as Conference Guard
T.R. Durphy
as Student Demonstrator
Christopher Malcolm
as Gallagher
Paul Beech
as Doctor
Simon Dormandy
as Soldier Parted from His Loved One
Nicholas Coppin
as Teapot Stirrer
Manolo Coego
as Granny Buyer
Ruben Rabasa
as Granny Vendor
Terence Taplin
as Ed Rosario
Robert Blythe
as Guard with Egg in Mouth
Ron Webster
as Soldier at Concert
Harold Bergman
as Desk Clerk
John Leeson
as TV Interviewer
Reg Thomason
as Royal Servant (uncredited)
Suzanne Mizzi
as Topless Dancer