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|---|---|---|
![]() | Peter Bogdanovich | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
| Vivica A. Fox | Sara Anderson | |
| David Alan Grier | Dan Anderson | |
| Al Waxman | Coach Beasily | |
| Scott Cumberbatch | Clarke | |
| Shadia Simmons | Annette Anderson | |
| David Keeley | Otis | |
| Rue McClanahan | Aunt Fanny | |
| Frank Welker | Voltaire | |
| Louise Stratten | Kimberly | |
| Mark Lutz | Morton Wagner | |
| Jeffrey Knight | Howard | |
| Scott Wickware | Coach Barker | |
| John Boylan | Principal Wilby | |
| Joe Sabatino | Davenport | |
| Alex Campbell | Billy | |
| Joe Bostick | Reilly | |
| Rodger Barton | Coach Perrino | |
| John Jarvis | Dr. Davis | |
| Don Wilson | Tight End | |
| Shane Daly | Flanker | |
| Robert Thomas | Offensive Tackle | |
| Eliza Jane Scott | Sylvia | |
| Olivia Jones | Nurse | |
| Anthony Nicholas Antonacci | Kid One | |
| Arnold Pinnock | Guy in Convertible | |
| Rufus Crawford | Referee | |
| Keith Kemps | Official | |
| Ron Matsuyama | Athletic Trainer | |
| David Stevenson | ||
| Ginette Guimond | Cheerleader | |





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United States release date: 24th January 1999
Germany release date: 14th November 1999
Australia release date: 25th December 2007
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