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You Can Always Count on a Politician Lots of Inane Dialogue at the fair, thanks to the Mayor. "No need to panic. Don't want to disappoint the kiddies, etc."
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Roped into It They use the cannon to blow Sam away. There are CLEARLY a couple ropes involved. In every shot. From every angle. Clearly.
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| Director | Claim to Fame |
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 William Lustig |
| Actor | Character | Claim to Fame |
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| Leslie Neale |
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| David "Shark" Fralick |
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| Christopher Ogden |
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| Isaac Hayes |
<Not Yet in Database> | Composer/singer of Shaft theme; "Chef" on South Park |
 Tom McFadden |
<Not Yet in Database> | AKA "Thom McFadden," was Mr. Webber in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, and had lots of bit parts on '80s and '90s TV. |
 William Smith |
Major | NOT Will Smith. This guy is a big bruiser who played Falconetti on "Rich Man, Poor Man" (NOT "Falcon Eddie" as the cover of Angels Die Hard would have you believe). He also portrayed "Kimo" Carew on "Hawaii Five-O," and fought with Clint Eastwood in Any Which Way You Can. |
| Bo Hopkins |
<Not Yet in Database> | known for playing "The Sheriff" in multiple films |
| Robert Forster |
<Not Yet in Database> | "Nakia" of the similarly-titled movie and TV series |
 P.J. Soles |
Madge Cronin | Bit scream-princess parts in everything from The Boy in the Plastic Bubble to B.O.R.N. to Killer Therapy. |
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