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| Michael Keaton | Billy Caufield | |
| Christopher Lloyd | Henry Sikorsky | |
| Peter Boyle | Jack McDermott | |
| Stephen Furst | Albert Ianuzzi | |
| Dennis Boutsikaris | Dr. Weitzman | |
| Lorraine Bracco | Riley | |
| Milo O'Shea | Dr. Newald | |
| Philip Bosco | O'Malley | |
| James Remar | Gianelli | |
| Bill Goffi | Singer / Accordionist | |
| Jack Duffy | Bernie | |
| Brad Sullivan | Sgt. Vincente | |
| Larry Pine | Canning | |
| Harold Surratt | Pastor Lester | |
| Kenneth Raybourne | Gospel Musician | |
| Alphonsus E. Platt | Gospel Musician | |
| Robert Weil | Caesar | |
| Janet Feindel | Senior Nurse | |
| Michael Beatty | Intern | |
| Cynthia Belliveau | Nurse | |
| Greg Beresford | Field Reporter | |
| Stewart Bick | Paramedic | |
| Dick Callahan | Bartender | |
| Patricia Carroll Brown | Nurse | |
| Michael Copeman | Con Ed Man | |
| MacIntyre Dixon | Dr. Verboven | |
| Michelyn Emelle | Duty Nurse Harriet | |
| Victor Ertmanis | Man in Mets Jersey |
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| Producer | Jon Connolly
Joseph M. Caracciolo |
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| Writer | Jon Connolly
David Loucka |
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Michael Keaton heads an all-star cast in this wild and crazy comedy about four mental patients who get separated from their therapist on the way to a baseball game.Billy (Keaton), a pathological liar with a violent streak, finds himself on the loose in New York City with his fellow group therapy patients: Henry (Christopher Lloyd), a neat freak; Jack (Peter Boyle), a former advertising executive who thinks he s Christ; and Albert (Stephen Furst), a near catatonic couch potato. Faced with the task of rescuing their missing doctor from a pair of crooked cops, the group finds themselves sharing a series of hilarious misadventures in this farce The Washington Post calls an irresistibly nutty buddy movie. |
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