Animal House [Then and Now 2023] ENTIRE CAST 45 Years Later
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Animal House [Then and Now 2023] ENTIRE CAST
Forty-Five years after the infamous final toga party, we look back at the cast of the classic comedy National Lampoon's Animal House - EVERY CAST MEMBER!!
From Stephen Furst (John "Otter" Stone) to Karen Allen (Piper), to Peter Riegert (Dean Wormer), to Tim Matheson (Turk) and Bruce McGill (Sgt. Hartman) - literally every cast member in 2023!
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00:00 Cast of Animal House Today
00:31 Tom Hulce Then and Now
01:00 Stephen Furst Animal House
01:30 Mark Metcalf Then and Now
02:00 Tim Matheson Then and Now
02:28 Mary Louise Weller Then and Now
02:59 Martha Smith Then and Now
03:27 James Daughton Then and Now
03:57 Kevin Bacon Animal House
04:25 John Belushi Animal House
04:57 Doug Kenny (Stork)
05:31 Chris Miller Animal House
06:01 Karen Allen Animal House
06:30 Otis Day Animal House Then and Now
07:00 James Widdeos Then and Now
07:29 Peter Reigert Animal House
07:59 Bruce McGill Animal House
08:29 Donald Southerland Animal House
08:58 John Vernon Animal House
09:28 Ceasar Denova Animal House
09:58 Sonny Johnson Animal House
10:29 Verna Bloom Animal House
11:00 Sarah Holcomb Animal House
11:33 Stephen Bishop Animal House 
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Let’s all take a moment to bow our heads in memory of Fawn Liebowitz, the Sophomore who died in that terrible kiln explosion.
I thought her friend was the hottest babe in the film!
She was going to make me a pot!
I know, she told me.
Good one!
@@suekotchevar2765 She was making an ashtray for her fiancé, sort of, they were engaged to be engaged.
I'm calling shenanigans on several of these photos.
Boy you're not kidding.
Ya, like the phony clickbait thumbnail photo he used to get us here.
Shenanigans? How about downright too lazy to find a recent photo? I look great for my age of 65, but some of these photos couldn't have been taken more than 10 -15 years after the movie was made
@@marcdinetz8282 65? On Mars you are only 34.
Another example of “content creators” who don’t actually know anything about what they’re showing us. The get the photos mixed up because they have no idea who they’re looking at.
Many of the present-day photos were NOT taken in 2023! Nice remembering the cast otherwise, what a great movie.
The younger version of Chris Miller is actually Tom Hulce.
Yes, this video is very sloppy, lots of errata.
The "later" picture of Doug Kinney is actually Will Forte.
Props to you for vocabulary @@jimbarrofficial
That's NOT a pic of Mary Louise Weller at age 77. Not Chris Miller at 80, either. And NOT Karen Allen at 72. That's NOT James Widdoes at 70. That's ALSO NOT a pic of Stephen Bishop at 72.
The young picture of Mary Louise Weller is in fact Martha Smith, who played Babs Jansen. Before that, she is said to be seen at 77, but that's an image from the 1982 movie Forced Vengeance where she is 36. Otherwise, absolutely great video. One request: consider revising the click bait thumbnail image.
absolutely great ?
I was about to say she looks darn good for 77.
You’re a damn liar.
Mary Louise Weller is always the Jean Nate After Bath Splash legend, even as a racehorse jockey winning a horse race.
AND they put a picture of CINDY MORGAN right after they said she was Martha Smith
I love that movie and I love this idea. However, there is no way that the current pictures of some of those people are really from 2023.
Especially the female actors.
Robert Cray plays the bassist in Otis Day's band and he's still making great music and touring today.
Damn, really? That's a cool fact I did not know.
And Otis's real name is Dewayne Jessie, not Otis Day.
Didn't realize that about Robert Cray being in this movie- thank you for that info!
Wow, his talent was recognized early on. I saw him open for Eric Clapton @ the Montreaux Jazz Festival in 1986, and he was very young then
Used to listen to Robert every other week (or so) at The White Eagle in Portland during this era. It was a kick to see him in the film. Still at the top of his game and still the "Strong Persuader".
I met Tim Matheson last September and was a real pleasure to talk to. Very down to Earth and personable guy, not at all standoffish.
looks great too!
2:46 That pic of Mary Louise Weller can't be from 2023. There is no way that any woman looks like that at 77.
There is a 77 year old lady that lives near me that looks like she in her 30s.
The thumbnail image is fake crap. Thumbs down, video has been reported.
She sure was gorgeous in that second photo but I kind of have to second the motion that there is no way in he11 that is her at 77. She still looks good enough to eat in that picture.
@@SlickArmor I did some research. That pic is 41-years old, from the movie Forced Vengeance (1982). She was about 36.
@@josephedric4081 okay that's more like it. Way to go to back up your comment. 77? Get out of here...
You showed Tom Hulce twice and that was a photo of Farrah Fawcett
& I believe he meant Bar Harbor Maine
Actually he was talking about the guy in the left side of the photo, but apparently cutout the wrong side of the photo
And the thumbnail was misleading…
@10:26 BULLSH!T that is Farah Fawcett
That was definitely Farrah!!!
Congratulations to Donald Sutherland for hanging in there at age 87, and congratulations to Karen Allen for discovering the Fountain of Youth.
She was in a role in an episode of Law and Order ( or Blue Bloods) a few years ago.
Looked her age.
That's not a 2023 picture of her. She's in Indy 5 (a horrible woke mess) and unless they really used a lot of make up she looks much closer to her age now.
Karen Allen hasn't looked good since the 80s.
Just heard he passed away on the 20th, after rewatching monkey house on netflix.
R.I.P legend
There are pictures of Karen Allen from last year in her 70s. She looks fine, much better than most at that age, and still has the great smile.
Stephen Bishop (guy with the guitar) was already a well-known singer/songwriter by then; one of his most well-known tracks is "On and On" from 1977.
Loved him in “Catholic High School Girls in Trouble.”
The older pic you used for James Daugh is John J. York of the soap opera General Hospital fame.
I was 29 years-old and I'll never forget this movie! A true classic! John Belushi was in his prime!
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I was 18 and saw it in a Post theatre in West Berlin. It only cost us a dollar to get in so I saw it 10 times!
This was his first film. How could you say he was in his prime? Do you mean before drugs took over?
@@vcoaster I think you got it right.
Dazed a d Confused chronicled my HS senior year 1977.
@@evilschmoo hey that was my year, too. The movie was a slight exaggeration but I knew people just like the ones in the movie. We definitely didn’t paddle any new kids, that was dumb and bullying. However, we moved when I was in 8th grade from a town that shaved male freshmen heads. I would have hated getting my golden locks cut off and I’ve still got a lot of hair on my head.
You’ve also clearly got different pics of Mary Louise Weller from your thumbnail to what’s presented on the video. It’s markedly different. The thumbnail appears to be inaccurate clickbait.
One of my all-time favorite comedies! Just watched it again a couple of weeks ago for the 100th time and still laughed my head off! I have actually been in a fraternity house in the past that looked very much like the one in the movie. This was a great blast from the past. Thanks for creating it and posting. Enjoyed it immensely!
Clickbait image and way too many errors in the "today" pictures.
9:58 I'm sort of amazed that you included Sonny Johnson AKA Fawn, who did not appear in the movie, while managing to leave out the incredibly gorgeous Lisa Baur, who played Fawn's roommate Shelly.
How did Otter know Fawn Leibowitz in the film? Or what was their connection?
He had 1 throwaway line indicating he barely knew Fawn, if I recall correctly, and he was just looking to get everybody laid.
@@shack8110Otter didn't know her. There's a brief scene where he and Boon are in the car discussing a news item about her just before they arrive at the women's dormitory.
Otter and Boon read the obit in a newspaper.@@shack8110
Lisa Baur is no longer in show business. She goes by her birth name, Cynthia Baur, now and looks good for her age.
We all may remember Mark Metcalf playing the Maestro on Seinfeld tv show. And of course Tim Hulse playing Mozart.
He was just as unlikable as the Maestro as he was as Niedermaier.
I went to U. of Colorado, grad 1978. This film pretty much mirrored my college life. Still my favorite. Met Stephan Furst in 1980, thanked him profusely.
The last Doug Kenny picture is actually Will Forte - playing Doug Kenny in the film "A Futile and Stupid Gesture"
The current day picture of Doug Kenney is really Will Forte playing Doug Kenney in "A Futile and Stupid Gesture". Which is in no way ironic.
I said the same thing.
Sonny Johnson and Farrah Fawcett not the same person. May want to redo this.
you have many fails in this video. Tom Hulce was used twice for two different people....
i think Tim Matheson and Karen Allen should have both gone on to be way bigger stars than they became. Both had "It"
Tim Mathewson also appeared on the legendary “Leave It To Beaver” as one of Beaver Cleaver’s (the great Jerry Mathers) classmates.
Tim Mathewson was also the voice of Jonny Quest in that extremely popular animated ABC Friday night show during the late 1860s.
Karen Allen was certainly memorable in Raiders Of The Lost Ark. Also in my own favorite of hers: 'Starman'.
What the hell are you talking about with Karen Allen, she went on to play the iconic legendary Marion ravenwood, in the Indiana Jones franchise, and was the second biggest character in the franchise, raiders of the Lost ark Kingdom of the Crystal skull and dial of destiny, and she was the best thing about the franchise, in addition to being in starman and scrooged , oh yeah and there is something about how she turned down many movie roles including pretty woman because she wanted to go back to Broadway, oh yeah because she was also a theatrical actress as well as the TV actress, so stop being so ignorant and comparing her to the go nowhere tim matheson Karen Allen had a legendary iconic career over most actresses and actors in Hollywood ever.
Otis Day was the FICTIONAL CHARCTER'S name in the movie. The ACTOR that PLAYED Otis is DeWayne Jessie. Get it together.
He's half right. DeWayne Jessie adopted Otis Day as his stage name a few years after the film.
Great job putting this together for us fans of this classic. Laghter as well as sadness came over me .👍❤️
BTW … Fell in love with Karen Allen after seeing AH. And still to this day ❤.
Had a crush on her in Animal House, fell hard for her in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
she looks even better older
This must be the best 70s looking movie cast that aged well I've ever seen
Unfortunately, many of the 'today' pictures are from many years ago.
That’s why they are actors. It’s like magic.
I've had the pleasure of performing with Priscilla Lauris (brief role as Dean Wormer's secretary) in a Seattle-based singing group, the Washingtonians. She's an amazing singer and a delightful human being!
Holy Cow! Mary Louise Weller looks BETTER now! Martha Smith looks good too! 😳
Also, I think that 2nd pic isn’t her, it’s the girl in Caddyshack!
One of my favorite scenes is when Otter made Flounder pledge rep to the Social Committee. At first he was elated to the position, but then asked, "What do I have to do? " Otter then told him he got the honor of driving them to the Food King. Then they all piled into the car chanting "Food King, Food King, Food King -! "
I enjoyed this despite a few minor mistakes. I sure wished you could have showed Lisa Baur, who played Fawn Leibovitz’s college roommate Shelley Dubinsky. She was absolutely gorgeous and I would have liked to seen her in present day if she is still with us. Overall I enjoyed this, but double check some of the photos, so the wrong ones do not get released.
Lisa Bauer was by FAR the hottest girl in the film. But sadly, her star never shined. She sadly passed in 2017. VERY hard to find any dated photos of her around 2017, but I believe she aged extremely well.
IMDB says as of 2020 Lisa Baur owns a Candle Shop (Living Light Candles) in New Zealand
Shelly was scorching hot.
"She told me."
My favorite part is where the Delta's are singing and dancing in front of the jukebox to "Louie, Louie!"
Someone aged into Will Forte. Someone aged into Farrah Fawcett. Great research on this video.
really...lol
TL:DW people age
Karen Allen had a cameo in the recent Indiana Jones movie and she didn't look like the image you grabbed for 2023.
Yes very Old Sorry to US !!!
That "now" image looks like it's from one of the earlier IJ sequels
The film would not have been the same without John Vernon.
DeWayne Jessie actualy played the character of Otis Day.
You had a click bait photo showing one of the woman as if she had aged horribly and appeared to have dementia, and you mis-identified a few other people. Not cool.
Thanks for creating a great tribute to a most popular movie cast! I can remember it from when it came out,and I still watch it every time it comes back! fantastic job, well done!
😂
Tom Hulce today remarkably appears to have transformed into Danny Bonaduce! 😀
They could have also mentioned he passed through playing Mozart on the way!
Nice list, but as other people commented, that's not the young Mary Louise Weller (you showed Martha Smith), not the young Chris Miller (you showed Tom Hulce), and Sonny Johnson is certainly not Farrah Fawcett. Also, there's no way that's Karen Allen at 72.
I agree that’s not Karen Allen today but Karen did look amazing in Indiana Jones 3
@@cooltalktalks4944 you meant Karen Allen in Indiana Jones for the kingdom of the Crystal skull or Indiana Jones 4, and yes that's Karen Allenback in 2008 I believe she was 56 and looking gorgeous as ever, she looks great now at 72 I don't know why they didn't show a picture of her now, it is so annoying when these RUclipsrs do this with celebrities.
Karen Allen aged well. She first popped up in Carrie in 1976, and did not age at all by the time she got to Scrooged.
@@misterwhipple2870 who was Karen Allen in Carrie?
@@whoofman2013 I made a mistake. Karen Allen was not in the movie. I was thinking of the character Susan Snell, but she was played by Amy Irving. Oops. She was a real babe, and she's 70 now.
I can clearly remember seeing this film. We were in grade 6 or 7. We saw it at a local crappy old movie theatre. I don't think I've ever laughed harder. We were falling out of our chairs.
#11 - the first Chris Miller photo is actually Tom Hulce.
6:31 You could have at least noted that Otis Day was a character portrayed by DeWayne Jessie.
I was wondering about that too, I know he bought the rights to name 'Otis Day & The Knights" but did he actually legally change his name as well?
@@longagoandfaraway7868Yes, he did. I can't think of anyone else who ever did something like that.
@chowpuppy4537 Alice Cooper was actually the first band's name, after he went solo, Vince Furnier legally changed his name to Alice Cooper, although he was already being referred to as "Alice" even in those early days.
@@longagoandfaraway7868 Thanks for that. I've always loved rock trivia!
Wasn’t Shama Lama Ding Dong the memorable song by Otis Day and the nights. Shout was 20 years old and was the classic Isley Brothers song. As I recall, a studio group made the sound tract recordings for the movie and the group members were just actors lip syncing. When Dewayne Jesse changed his name and began to tour as OD it was with entirely different people.
Omg!! That was wonderful. It was such a nostalgic trip!! Thank u so much!!!!
Bullshit! The "now"-picture of Karen Allen was from Indiana Jones 4, 15 years ago
So what take it easy are you so insecure about yourself, that bothers you that they used an old picture of Karen Allen because she's a fabulous actress, you need to get a life.
I am not saying anything about her talent. In fact, I clicked on the video because of her and Tim Matheson since I recently (from the time of first comment) saw the movie for the first time. I am saying that caption "now in 2023" is highly inaccurate. Trust me, 15 years is a considerable timespan. And if they don't wanna bother to look for more recent photos then I will point that out for someone in the future.And btw, I haven't seen Indiana Jones 5 back then so I havent seen truly most recent one.
Maybe word BS is a bit excessive but I was annoyed that it was clearly from so easily pinpointable movie. They didn't even show her on red carpet or from unrelated photoshoots (which there was an abundance of).
For the Sonny Johnson segment, the audio says she died in 1985, but the title card says 1980.
Excellent cast overview - Animal House is a true classic. The other classic is American Grafitti....can you do that one? So many little known folks in that movie that moved on to be large Holllywood stars.
Great research and compilation of the entire cast. I was surprised to learn so many of the "college kids" were already late twenties or thirties when the pic was made. The current pictures, many publicity pix for actors still working, are a tribute to the skills of Hollywood's many skilled surgeons and makeup artists😁
So, Tom Hulce is 25 in 1978 and 45 in 2023? That's some quintessential Animal House math right there.
Should’ve had the guys from the Jewish house help them out.
It said 45 years later, and at age 70.
@@mikesweeney5928 watch the video at :59 second mark and get back to me.
@@mikesweeney5928 Hey Mr. Magoo, put on your glasses! I know what it says in the title, but it clearly states at the 56-59 second mark, to those of us who can read anyway; Tom Hulce Age 25 (1978) Tom Hulce Age 45 (2023)
The real heroes of Animal House are Michael Chinich and Don Philips (uncreditied), who were the casting directors for the movie. I cannot think of a single character who could have been better casted.
Who could forget the food fight? I love this movie! Thanks for the then and now. John Belushi stole the show but Tim Matheson was so handsome. What a cast. ❤
Anyone else love how Otter played Van Wilder's dad as an Easter egg?
I loved this movie- have seen it umpteen times! So many great actors and hilarious scenes. I guess ultimately, Belushi steals the show hands down, but everyone in this movie was phenomenal, including Tim Matheson and Donald Sutherland. Karen Allen is still gorgeous (I had a crush on her), as is Mary Louise Weller. Great job!!!
What a trip down Toga Party Lane!! They all look ancient... except for Mandy Pepperidge! I cannot count the number of Toga Parties that I attended in the ensuing months and years while in college at that time. WOW! What a great memory!
Vir Cotto (Stephen Furst) will live forever. 🤗
In 1978, I worked with juvenile delinquents in a program much like Outward Bound - hiking, canoeing, mountain climbing, etc. We took the kids to see "Animal House", and there were some laughs throughout the movie. Then, we took them next door to see "Up In Smoke". The theater roared with laughter the entire movie.
Yeah, I remember when I saw "Up In Smoke" back in summer-fall of '78! It was literally unforgettable, everyone was out side the mall- theater smoking "pot"(notice, I didn't call It "Weed"), right before we all went in the theater. It was a Friday night and it was a "Full-House"! Everyone in the theater laughed after every line or two, all in "unison," totally UNFORGETTABLE..... 'Toke....toke it up, man!.....
Nice job. Take another look at the first and third "in the movie" photos you have of Chris Miller. They actually are Tim Hulce, who played Pinto in the movie. The second one is correct, though.
Still to this day perhaps the funniest movie I've ever seen.
If that's accurate Mary Louise Weller is the BEST looking 77 year old. EVER!
looks 40 something at most...
Someone who did not have a speaking role in that movie but is quite well known today to blues and R&B fans all over the world is the great blues singer and guitarist Robert Cray. He is playing the bass in the Knights (Otis Day's band) and at the time the film was made he was already well known regionally in the Pacific Northwest. The movie was shot in Eugene Oregon and they hired local/regional musicians to act as Otis Day's backup band. The guy playing guitar in the band is Tommy Smith (I have no idea if he's still around) and the drummer was Ron Steen, who I believe is still active in the Portland music scene but I'm not sure (the last time I saw him was right before the pandemic started).
I saw the Robert Cray Band dozens of times in Portland in the mid 70s before he got a record deal and went on to international fame.
Unfortunately the picture used for Doug Kenney at the time of his death is of Will Forte, who played Kenney in the film Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead. Also the current picture of Karen Allen is not even close to accurate.
Otis Day rocks on. My favorite in Animal House was John Belushi. They say only the good die young. Back in the frat days we watched this movie annually during rush with out pledges. Nothing in life is more fun than college.
Saw this movie when it came out. I was 19. Most of these people still look good. Martha Smith was a Playboy centerfold. Karen Allen looks great today. Verna Bloom, Sarah Holcomb was in Caddy Shack. What a great movie. Just saw it again. Recently.
well presented, the part I liked the best was when you transitioned between the hanging pictures, that looked good.
Can't believe they had mid-to-late 20 year-olds and 30 year-olds playing college students...looks like Kevin Bacon was the only actor playing a college student who was, at 20, actually of college age!
Oh well, it worked, deal with it kid
And he was still two years too old, he was playing an 18 year old freshmen
That was like all the 30-somethings playing high schoolers in Grease. Think Travolta was the only one close to HS age in it.
Dustin Hoffman was 30 when he played the "Benjamin Braddock" character in "The Graduate".
@@michaelwolf6424 and to think Burt "Robin" Ward was up for that part.
I went to college in '82. This was an exaggerated version of what it was like. I never rushed, but I was one of the guys who was always welcome at the frat house and hung out with the Phi Sigs. The parties were insane, like something out of ancient Rome. I remember one party a girl walked up and put her arms around Marty (a good friend) and me and said "Ya know, I could take you both on." Marty just looked at me and said "Duuuuude!"
Karen Allen is clearly a Highlander.
“shout” was originally performed and written by the Isley Brothers.
All the mistakes withstanding, I'm SO glad you found a pic of Sarah Holcomb at 11:20. Great actress in two of the greatest comedies ever, then she disappeared.
Word on the internet was, she got involved in parties and drugs and had a nervous breakdown and/or was institutionalized. Glad to see she's alive, and still looks good.
She was also in Caddy Shack.
With all the other mistakes I doubt very much that was actually Sarah today.
Forget the title but there was a film that came out a few years ago about a guy in a doomed romance with a schizophrenic . Written and directed by Sarah's ex
@@MrSTOUT73it sure looked like her. She was Doug Kenny's girlfriend
@@johnned4848 I read that she developed schizophrenia later in life which is why she dropped out of acting. The movie you mentioned makes sense.
Good memories. The guy didn't die falling off a cliff. He died because he FELL off a cliff. I don't think he died while falling. I think he died cause he hit the ground.
Inspired me to go to college, Lived in a Lacrosse Team Animal House and we lived like the movie, I still Graduated! Fun Times, Bruce McGill is a character actor in everything, TV series's, movies, small parts but has obviously been very successful. I always point him out "that is D-Day in Animal House!" the usual response is "really?"
One of the most hilarious movies ever. If you attended college in that time frame and was involved in fraternity life like me , Animal House was a brilliant satire with delightful characters. I'm an old guy now, 82, and have to watch this every year...lol. Right up there with Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke.
Nah, you're a young guy. If we go by the Martian calendar, you are 43 years old.
@veltonmeade1057 good one, freind !🫡💙
@ThomasButler-sp4ro The fictional northeast private lib arts Faber college is about the only place a frat could have gotten away with all that in 1962. I'm a few yrs behind you but not many. Merry Christmas ...
Amazing. I’m 70 now, and remember it well. Some aged better than others🥴
Time goes by so terribly fast. We were just kids in August of '78', working for the summer at Grand Canyon where we watched the movie at our little employee theater. The following weekend those of us residing at Coulter Hall (a coed dormatory) threw a toga party, Randy, one of our El Tovar cooks wore a huge McDonalds flag that he had swiped in Flagstaff. Memories of good times past still echo .
thanks. i never realized how old some of the actors were
Just in case anyone didn't know. The old house where they filmed the movie was torn down shortly after the movie was finished. The production of the movie has been blamed for ruining the house. However, the house had been in pretty sad shape for quite a while. I had been converted into crappy little apartments and rented to students. The guy who owned it, did some pretty bad "remodeling" work and had essentially destroyed any chance of it being saved. (thanks Bob, you jerk). A small office building is there now.
Great movie-the names they came up with for all the characters were perfect 😆😆😆😆
Still my favorite movie of all time. Favorites are Otter and Bluto.
That’s a pic of Will Forte as Doug Kenny.
yep, came here to say this too. It's from "A Futile and Stupid Gesture" where Forte played Kenny.
Karen Allen was the leading lady in Raiders of the Lost Ark and appeared in the next two Indiana Jones sequels.
My favorite movie for many years.
Every time I watch "Animal House," I recall events at a particular Penn State fraternity house that occurred several years before the movie premiered. Those were the good old days.
Time fly's when you're having fun!
Great stuff! Is it possible if you can tell me where you got the motion template when you showed still pictures, but on the sides it had the film sprockets moving? Thanks!
Other than the several mistakes already noted, Verna Bloom died in BAR Harbor, not "BAL" Harbor.
...in it, not of it. Amateur production here, and pointless unless one didn't know people eventually age or die.
Great video. You should have shown John Landis then and now! (PS My senior year I had a Toga party!)
The greatest comedy ever made. Do Caddyshack next
I totally forgot that Kevin Bacon was in this movie. That really gives credence to 6 degrees to Kevin Bacon.
That was his first film role.
Thank you sir , may I have another ?
Nice job, very cool to see that!
You started out good, then got WAY off target. 😂
no way Stephen bishop looks that young 45 years later in his 70's
5:59 is not Chris miller that's Tom Hulce
Robert Cray was also in the band scene he was the guitarist..
I was surprised that all the deceased cast members weren't displayed as corpses rotting in their caskets with a "this is how they look today" line to accompany it.
Loved the movie- total classic. I swear some of them must have found the fountain of youth, how else could they still look so good today? One thing, tho: Fawn? She died in the kiln explosion (RIP), and was never on screen.
Interesting video though wildky inaccurate and also poor show using a click bait thumbnail.
D-Day became Rizzoli''s sergeant! Mind blown!