Whoops Apocalypse (1986)
Lorsqu'une petite île britannique des Caraïbes est envahie et que le terroriste le plus dangereux du monde kidnappe un membre de la famille royale, le compte à rebours de la Troisième Guerre mondiale commence. Si quelqu'un peut empêcher l'apocalypse à venir, c'est bien la présidente américaine Barbara Adams, mais son allié le plus proche, le Premier ministre britannique Mortimer Chris, semble être devenu complètement fou.
Directeur: Tom Bussmann
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Peter Cook as Sir Mortimer Chris (Prime Minister) |
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Loretta Swit as President Barbara Adams |
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Michael Richards as Lacrobat |
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Herbert Lom as Gen. Mosquera |
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Richard Wilson as Nigel Lipman (Foreign Secretary) |
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Ian Richardson as Rear Admiral Bendish |
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Richard Pearson as Michael Sumpter (Defence Secretary) |
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Rik Mayall as S.A.S Commander |
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Alexei Sayle as Alexei Sayle in a Hawaiian Shirt |
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Ruben Rabasa as Grainary Vendor |
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Joanne Pearce as Princess Wendy |
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Robert Bathurst as Damien |
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Graeme Garden as Man Who Walks to Phone |
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Clifton James as Maxton S. Pluck |
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Christopher Rozycki as Russian Doctor |
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John Benfield as Secret Service Agent |
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John Sessions as Mr. Sweetzer |
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Ian McNeice as Thrush |
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Gavin Richards as Donald |
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Stuart Saunders as Governor of Santa Maya |
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Daniel Benzali as William Kubert (US Defence Secretary) |
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Murray Hamilton as Jack 'Kill the Commies' Preston (Former US President) |
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Marc Smith as Dan Hickey (TV Anchorman) |
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Alexander Davion as Maguadoran General |
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Anthony Correa as Convict |
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Tristram Jellinek as Dickie |
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Shane Rimmer as Marvin Gelber (US Secretary of State) |
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Christopher Coll as Flag Lt. Gerald Beaverstone |
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Ken Jones as Man on Cliff |
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John Cassady as Virgil Grodd (US Intelligence) |
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Ed Bishop as Wink Persiman (TV interviewer) |
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Leon Lissek as Politburo Member |
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Michael Poole as Politburo Member |
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Czeslaw Grocholski as President Trezhnikov |
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Gary Martin as Purveyor of Rambograms |
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John Blundell as Douglas |
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Daniel Peacock as Dominic |
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Barbara Keogh as Woman at Wax Museum |
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Elizabeth Proud as Woman at Wax Museum |
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Maria Whittaker as Pin-Up Girl |
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Karen Kelly as Pin-Up Girl |
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Richard Murdoch as Cabinet Minister |
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Robert Goodman as US Sailor |
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John Archie as US Sailor |
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Robert Arden as White House Reporter |
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Blain Fairman as White House Reporter |
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Christopher Muncke as White House Reporter |
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Dan Fitzgerald as Foyer Guard |
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D.L. Blakely as Window Cleaner |
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Raymond Forchion as Conference Guard |
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T.R. Durphy as Student Demonstrator |
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Christopher Malcolm as Gallagher |
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Paul Beech as Doctor |
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Simon Dormandy as Soldier Parted from His Loved One |
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Nicholas Coppin as Teapot Stirrer |
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Manolo Coego as Granny Buyer |
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Ruben Rabasa as Granny Vendor |
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Terence Taplin as Ed Rosario |
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Robert Blythe as Guard with Egg in Mouth |
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Ron Webster as Soldier at Concert |
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Harold Bergman as Desk Clerk |
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John Leeson as TV Interviewer |
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Reg Thomason as Royal Servant (uncredited) |
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Suzanne Mizzi as Topless Dancer |
| Directing | Tom Bussmann | Director |
| Writing | David Renwick | Writer |
| Writing | Andrew Marshall | Writer |
| Production | Brian Eastman | Producer |
| Sound | Patrick Gowers | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Ron Robson | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Peter Boyle | Editor |
| Art | Tony Noble | Production Design |
| Art | David McHenry | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Elizabeth Waller | Costume Design |
| Camera | Carl Johnson | Grip |
| Crew | Peter Hutchinson | Special Effects |
