Whoops Apocalypse (1986)
Een kleine Britse kolonie is binnengevallen bij hun communistische buren. De onlangs verkozen vrouwelijke president van de Verenigde Staten, Barbara Adams (Swit) moet de problemen zien op te lossen. Maar de Britten, onder leiding van Mortimer Chirs (Cook), sturen een werkgroep om de eilanden voor zich terug te winnen. Uit wraak huurt generaal Mosquera (Lom), leider van het communistische land, de beste terrorist ter wereld in. Om op die manier de Britse prinses Wendy (Pearce) te ontvoeren om haar pas vrij te laten als ze hun zin hebben.
Regiseur: 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 |
| Art | Tony Noble | Production Design |
| Art | David McHenry | Art Direction |
| Sound | Patrick Gowers | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Peter Boyle | Editor |
| Production | Brian Eastman | Producer |
| Camera | Ron Robson | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Elizabeth Waller | Costume Design |
| Camera | Carl Johnson | Grip |
| Crew | Peter Hutchinson | Special Effects |
