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Cast

Sinbad
as Kevin Franklin

Phil Hartman
as Gary Young

Kim Greist
as Emily Young

Chaucey Leopardi
as Jason Young

Talia Seider
as Sarah Young

Kim Murphy
as Brooke Young

Tony Longo
as Joey Gasperini

Jeffrey Jones
as Ron Timmerman

Stan Shaw
as Larry the Tattoo Artist

Ron Glass
as Derek Bond

Kevin Jordan
as Steve `ST-3'

Mason Adams
as Pike

Patricia Fraser
as Nancy Pike

Don Brockett
as Happy Marcelli

Kevin West
as Vincent Montgomery

Wynonna Smith
as Lynn

Kirk Baily
as Stuart the Manager

Valerie Long
as Sister Mary Winters

Jesse Rivera
as Little Kevin

Melvin Brentley II
as Bobby

Brandon Alexander
as Kid No. 1

B'nard Lewis
as 1st Local Guy

Janathan Floyd
as 2nd Local Guy

Vondria Bergen
as Ticket Saleswoman

Susan Richards
as Happy's Wife

Palma Greenwood
as Myrna

Vickie Ross-Norris
as Woman in Red Dress

Chuck Aber
as Big Spin Host

Larry John Meyers
as Mr. Ichabod

Jody Savin
as Rosie the Caterer

Alex Coleman
as Tom Miller

Lee Cass
as Stern Man

Jan Eddy
as Biker

Marilyn Eastman
as Society Woman

John Hall
as Preppy Man

Lisa Davis
as Secretary

David Earle
as Security Guard

Bob Tracey
as Priest

Vicki Ross-Norris
as Woman in Red Dress

Greg Collins
as Cop

Harold Surratt
as Guy in Crowd

Tina Benko
as Waitress

William Cameron
as Jerry Jordan

Patti Lesniak
as Jane Jordan

Kate Young
as Michelle Castell

Donald Joseph Freeman
as Happy's Thug

Mindy Reynolds
as Burger Counter Girl

Catherine Cuppari
as Kelly

Bingo O'Malley
as Ticket Vendor

Susan Chapek
as Nurse

Ron Newell
as Dr. Kraft

Alvin O. McCray
as Dental Student

Paul Ben-Victor
as Pauly Gasperini

Chauncey Leopardi
as Jason Young

Randall Miller
as Drunk at Party

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Critic Reviews for Houseguest

Audience Reviews for Houseguest

• May 15, 2010

  I remember that we had this movie on VHS and that I really liked watching it when I was younger. I remember it being very entertaining at the time. Sinbad stars as a con artist who is trying to hide from some mobsters. In an airport he gets mistakenly befriended by a geek lawyer who thinks he's a long lost childhood friend. He becomes a house gest and makes himself comfortable in the lawyer's home and really gets to know his family and neighbors. This movie is very funny and well suited to watch with your family, I know I loved to watch it back then.
  Naughtia N Super Reviewer
• Sep 10, 2009

  HILARIOUS! In "Houseguest," Kevin Franklin (Sinbad) stars as a houseguest that wasn't supposed to be a houseguest. Kevin is in trouble with a few people and they threaten to kill him if he doesn't give them $50,000 the next day. Kevin ends up pretending to be a long lost friend of Gary (Phil Hartman) and his family. Kevin is going to be a houseguest for awhile just so he can stay away from the madmen that he's in trouble with. But to be the family's houseguest, he has to pretend to be the REAL long lost friend of Gary, and also pretend to be what Gary's real friend is known for, for being one of the best dentists there are. I don't see why "Houseguest" isn't a lot more popular than it is, it's one of the funniest movies I've ever seen without a doubt, and I've seen a lot of great comedy movies. Sinbad provides most of the laughs with his crazy antics. I couldn't quit laughing at the part when Sinbad washes his hands with novacaine and he finds out that his hands are real numb while he's pretending to be a dentist. But that's far from being the only hilarious part of the movie. "Houseguest" is hilarious all the way from when he first becomes the houseguest at the beginning of the movie all the way to the song that talks about food in the credits after the movie. I recommend "Houseguest" to anybody who likes hilarious movies. Whether you like Sinbad or not, you should be able to enjoy this movie a lot. NOTE: That was my Amazon review from the year 2001.
  Jason O Super Reviewer
• Apr 20, 2008

  Sinbad plays a funny character that sneaks into a familes house to dodge some mobsters, posing as a long-time friend. The plot is predictable, it seems like its been done before, and its not really that orginal... But Sinbad and Hartman both play great roles that bring the movie to life. It actually turns out to be classicly funny and a great family film for all too see
  Bobby H Super Reviewer
• Nov 09, 2006

  This is a funny film. The film stars comedian Sinbad as a con artist on the run from the mob who he owes money to. He pretends to be a famous dentist and hides out with someone who thinks he was his old college roomate. The film also stars Phil Hartman as the person who mistakes him as the old friend. I will admit this is a funny film. Sinbad is very funny in this. Phil Hartman also brings some laughs. I always seem to enjoy watching this film. Well worth a watch.
  Corey n Super Reviewer

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