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Cast

Dan Aykroyd
as Beldar

Jane Curtin
as Prymaat

Michelle Burke
as Connie

Michael McKean
as Gorman Seedling

Chris Farley
as Ronnie

David Spade
as Eli Turnbull

Jason Alexander
as Larry Farber

Lisa Jane Persky
as Lisa Farber

Jan Hooks
as Gladys

Michael Richards
as Motel Clerk

Sinbad
as Otto

Phil Hartman
as Marlax

Adam Sandler
as Carmine

Lora Kennedy

Shishir Kurup
as Khoudri

Chris Rock

Joey Adams
as Christina

Laraine Newman
as Laarta

Dave Thomas
as The Highmaster

Whip Hubley
as F-16 Pilot

Robert Knott
as Air Traffic Controller

Art Bonilla
as Hispanic Man #2

Jonathan Penner
as Captain Air Traffic

Howard Napper
as Ang Pilot

Eddie Griffin
as Customer

Barry Kivel
as Doctor

Drew Carey
as Taxi Passenger

Richard Comar
as Agent

Terry Turner
as Sketch Artist

Ellen De Generes

Nicolette Harnish
as 10 Year Old Connie

Parker Posey
as Stephanie

Kevin Nealon
as Senator

Julia Sweeney
as Principal

Ellen DeGeneres
as Coach

Walt Robles
as Fire Marshal

Todd Susman
as Ron

James Keane
as Harv

Sam Freed
as Master of Ceremonies

Garrett Morris
as Captain Orecruiser

Tom Davis
as Supplicant

Peter Aykroyd
as Highmaster Mentot

Nils Allen Stewart
as Guard

Tim Meadows
as Athletic Cone

Mitchell Bobrow
as Garthok Combatant

Laurence Bilzerian
as Cone Battle Commander

Topper Lilien
as Cone Pilot

Tom Arnold
as Golfer

Jon Lovitz
as Dentist

Joey Lauren Adams
as Christina

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Critic Reviews for Coneheads

Audience Reviews for Coneheads

• Nov 27, 2011

  Coneheads is mildly amusing here and there, unfortunately the script suffers from a good, engaging plot; therefore the film ends up being a mediocre comedy with unsatisfying results. Coneheads has a few laughs here and there, but for the most part, the result is uneven comedy that has many jokes that simply fall flat. Coneheads could have been a good comedy, but because of an awful script, the film doesn't cut it. I think it's a shame because there's a good comedic cast that director Steve Barron has at hand here, but they don't seem to go nowhere. The film is a mess, and a waste of time. I think it's too bad because this film had the potential of being a good, fun comedy. Not even the good cast of comedians can save this film that is sloppily written. Coneheads is a missed opportunity and even though there are some funny cast members here, they are wasted on-screen and can't save this film. Though mildly amusing at times, the jokes found in Coneheads fall flat and are unfunny. This had the potential of being a funny comedy; unfortunately it ends up being a mediocre film with barely any laughs. The cast like I said, is wasted on such poorly written material, it's a great shame. Coneheads could have been a good comedy, but the script had barely any potential for making this film work. Coneheads is a disappointing, mediocre film that could have been far better than this.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Aug 05, 2011

  SNL madness but oh what glorious madness this is with an epic cast of comedy greats and character actors...,Aykroyd, Spade, Farley, Lovitz, Hartman, Sandler, Griffin, Sinbad, Drew Carey, Tom Arnold, Whip Hubley, Posey, DeGeneres and Jane Curtain, quite the list there. The film itself is virtually B-movie in essence and doesn't hide the fact with crazy over the top acting and cheesy looking effects which at the same time do still kinda hold up today. The sequences where Aykroyd gets his teeth capped and the fight against the 'Rancor' type monster in the finale are fantastic examples of bad/good effects. The whole film is that classic wacky genius you expect with Aykroyd and his unique thinking along with his amazing ability to reel off large segments of dialog without pause or fault. Other stars have a good time here too, especially Farley who strangely enough is the main love interest in the film and great little cameos from Sandler and Lovitz, nothing that hilarious but its funny. Its such a silly, basic, childish plot and idea but its been so well directed and lovingly created with that good old fashioned SNL 80's originated comedy that it just can't fail to win.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Aug 01, 2011

  Weird that I like this movie, but as a kid I had bugged and bugged my parents to take me to see it cause I thought it was cool. I still hear about my nagging over this movie to this day! Coneheads is always gonna be memorable to me.
  

  Eric A Super Reviewer
• Nov 06, 2010

  Beldar (Dan Aykroyd) and Prymatt (Jane Curtin) are a couple with cone-shaped heads from the planet Remulak who crash-landing on Earth. They hope to be rescued and brought back to their planet, but until that happens, they will have to adjust to life on this planet. They begin to live their lives as middle-class humans, which seems to go well for them. They even give birth to a daughter named Connie. However, the government is very suspicious of this family, as they don't believe they are actually human. It's a bit dated but not that bad if you like off the wall comedy.
  Deb S Super Reviewer

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