Il film più pazzo del mondo (1977)
Il film più pazzo del mondo (Can I Do It... 'Til I Need Glasses?) è un film collettivo statunitense del 1977. È il seguito di If You Don't Stop It... You'll Go Blind, anch'esso diretto da I. Robert Levy e mai uscito in Italia. La pellicola è una rappresentazione scenica di varie barzellette riguardi soprattutto il sesso e segna il debutto cinematografico di Robin Williams.
Direttore:
I. Robert Levy
Scrittori:
Mike Price, Mike Callie.
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Roger Behr as Himself |
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Mike Callie as |
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Joey Camen as Himself |
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Moose Carlson as Himself |
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Sjon Carrol as |
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Gary Devaney as |
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Jeff Doucette as Himself |
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Vic Dunlop as Himself |
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Ina Gould as Random Old Lady |
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Rod Haase as Omar |
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I. Robert Levy as Man on Bus |
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Judy Mazel as Herself |
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Pat McCormick as Himself |
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Walter Olkewicz as Himself |
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Thelma Pelish as Angry Lady |
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Roger Peltz as Himself |
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Patrick Wright as Himself |
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Uschi Digard as Showgirl on Elephant (uncredited) |
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Angelyne as Little Red Riding Hood |
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Tallie Cochrane as Aunt Gloria |
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Garth Pillsbury as Garth Texan (uncredited) |
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Robin Williams as Lawyer / Man with Toothache (uncredited) |
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Jeff Doucette as Excited Man on Bus / Man with Stripper |
| Sound | Bob Jung | Music |
| Directing | I. Robert Levy | Director |
| Writing | Mike Price | Screenplay |
| Writing | Mike Callie | Screenplay |
| Production | Mike Callie | Producer |
| Editing | Steve Schoenberg | Editor |
| Camera | Craig Greene | Director of Photography |
| Production | Uschi Digard | Associate Producer |
