O.C. and Stiggs (1987)
O.C. and Stiggs aren't your average unhappy teenagers. They not only despise their suburban surroundings, but they also plot against it. They seek revenge against the upper-middle-class Schwab family, who embody all they detest: excess.
Director:
Robert Altman
Writers:
Ted Mann, Donald Cantrell.
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Daniel H. Jenkins as Oliver Cromwell 'O.C.' Ogilvie |
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Neill Barry as Mark Stiggs |
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Jane Curtin as Elinore Schwab |
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Paul Dooley as Randall Schwab |
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Jon Cryer as Randall Schwab Jr. |
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Ray Walston as Grandpa 'Gramps' Ogilvie |
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Cynthia Nixon as Michelle |
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Dennis Hopper as Sponson |
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Alan Autry as Goon |
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Martin Mull as Pat Coletti |
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Melvin Van Peebles as Wino Bob |
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Tina Louise as Florence Beaugereaux |
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Greg Wrangler as Jefferson Washington |
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Bob Uecker as Himself |
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Victor Ho as Frankie Tang |
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Tiffany Helm as Charlotte |
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Nina van Pallandt as Clare Dejavue |
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Caroline Aaron as Janine |
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Danny Darst as Schwab Commercial Singer |
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Robert Fortier as Wino Jim |
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Carla Borelli as Stella Stiggs |
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Louis Nye as Garth Sloan |
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Dan Ziskie as Rusty Calloway |
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King Sunny Ade as Himself |
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Thomas Hal Phillips as Hal Phillip Walker |
| Directing | Robert Altman | Director |
| Editing | Geraldine Peroni | Assistant Editor |
| Writing | Ted Mann | Screenplay |
| Writing | Donald Cantrell | Screenplay |
| Production | Robert Altman | Producer |
| Production | Peter Newman | Producer |
| Camera | Pierre Mignot | Director of Photography |
| Art | Scott Bushnell | Production Design |
| Art | David Gropman | Art Direction |
| Editing | Elizabeth Kling | Editor |
