Sparkler (1997)
Melba is a Californian trailer-park girl who is told to look for three kings by a phone psychic, and when she meets three guys - Trent, Brad and Joel traveling to Las Vegas, she decides they are those kings and joins them on their trip.
Director: Darren Stein
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Park Overall as Melba May |
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Veronica Cartwright as Dottie Delgato |
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Freddie Prinze Jr. as Brad |
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Don Harvey as Flint |
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Jamie Kennedy as Trent |
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Steven Petrarca as Joel |
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Grace Zabriskie as Sherri |
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Octavia Spencer as Wanda |
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Sandy Martin as Ed |
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Frances Bay as Raspy |
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Sheila Tousey as Hurricane |
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Gloria LeRoy as Maxine |
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Glenn Shadix as Announcer |
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Jack Wallace as Jesse |
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Bunny Summers as Eager Old Lady |
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Googy Gress as Big Stew |
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Chris Ellis as Buddy #1 |
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Robert Peters as Buddy #2 |
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Rachel Winfree as Beauty Client |
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Timi Prulhiere as Casual Showgirl |
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Ann Russo as Bazooka (as Ann Zupa) |
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C.C. Carr as Woman in Bathroom |
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Promise LaMarco as Card Dealer |
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Wendy Worthington as Bar-Goer #1 |
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William Hendry as Bar-Goer #2 |
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Rhonda Dotson as Fawner |
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Catherine Rideout as Waitress |
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Judy Armstrong as Old Lady |
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Faith Johnston as Sparkler |
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Allison Jacobs as Charlene |
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Jackie Debatin as Showgirl #2 |
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Mario Gardner as Captain Uhura |
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Emmy Collins as Lonesome Diner (uncredited) |
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Lisa Nygard-Pugh as Blonde (uncredited) |
| Directing | Darren Stein | Director |
| Camera | Rodney Taylor | Director of Photography |
| Production | Jennifer Amerine | Producer |
| Production | Debra Grieco | Line Producer |
| Production | John McDonnell III | Executive Producer |
| Production | Joseph Middleton | Co-Producer |
| Production | J. Herbert Niles | Executive Producer |
| Production | Joseph Middleton | Casting |
| Art | Chris Dileo | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Dalhia Schuette | Costume Design |
| Writing | Darren Stein | Writer |
| Writing | Catherine Eads | Writer |
| Sound | David E. Russo | Original Music Composer |
