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Cast

Jeff Goldblum
as Ed Okin

Michelle Pfeiffer
as Diana

Richard Farnsworth
as Jack Caper

David Bowie
as Colin Morris

Stacey Pickren
as Ellen Okin

Carmen Argenziano
as Stan

Andrew Marton
as Freeway Driver

Sue Dugan
as Freeway Driver

Elizabeth Solorzano
as Freeway Driver

Dan Aykroyd
as Herb

Robert Paynter
as Security Guard

David Cronenberg
as Group Supervisor

Robert Moberly
as Aerospace Engineer

John Hostetter
as Aerospace Engineer

Dick Balduzzi
as Aerospace Engineer

Cal Worthington
as Himself

Jack Arnold
as Man with Dog

Wes Dawn
as Los Angeles Cop

Christopher George
as Los Angeles Cop

Eddy Donno
as Los Angeles Cop

Richard Franklin
as Aerospace Engineer

Ali Madani
as Hasi

Michael Zand
as Savak Agent

Hadi Sadjadi
as Savak Agent

Bruce Gramian
as Savak Agent

John Landis
as Savak Agent

Hope Clarke
as Airport Cop

Eric Lee
as Parking Attendant

Jake Steinfeld
as Larry

Sue Bowser
as Girl on Boat

Waldo Salt
as Male Derelict

Viola Kates Stimpson
as Female Derelict

Creighton Chaney
as Wolfman

Bruce McGill
as Charlie

Jon Stephen Fink
as Don

Dedee Pfeiffer
as Hooker

Richard A. Baker
as Drug Dealer

Colin Higgins
as Kalijak Actor

Kathryn Harrold
as Christie

Daniel Petrie Sr.
as Kalijak Director

David Sosna
as Kalijak Assistant Director

Mark Levine
as Kalijak Grip

William B. Kaplan
as Kalijak Grip

Don Steel

Jonathan Kaufer
as Kalijak Script Clerk

Paul Mazursky
as Bud Herman

Saul Kahan
as Kalijak Publicist

Rory Barish
as SAVAK Bimbo

Jean Pelton
as SAVAK Bimbo

Jonathan Lynn
as Tailor

Paul Bartel
as Beverly Wilshire Hotel Doorman

Bill Taylor
as Host

Jim Bentley
as Baccarat Dealer

Houshang Touzie
as Hamid

Slavka Budinova
as Hamid's Girl

Erica Sakai
as Hamid's Girl

Beruce Gramian
as Savak Agent

Carl Perkins
as Mr. Williams

Don Siegel
as Embarrassed Man

Peggy Sands
as Shameless Woman

Jim Henson
as Man on Phone

Robert Traynor
as Beverly Hills Cop

Art Evans
as Jimmy

Bud Abbott
as Chic

Lou Costello
as Wilbur

Bela Lugosi
as Count Dracula

Rick Baker
as Drug Dealer

Lon Chaney Jr
as Wolfman

Domingo Ambriz
as Taxi Driver

Amy Heckerling
as Ship's Waitress

Robert LaBassiere
as Melville's Man

Yacob Salih
as Melville's Man

Roger Vadim
as Mons. Melville

Jack Roberts
as Malibu Neighbor

Dian Roberts
as Malibu Neighbor

Reid Smith
as Sheriff Peterson

Rusdi Lane
as Detective

Lawrence Kasdan
as Detective

Peggy Sanders
as Shameless Woman

Vera Miles
as Joan Caper

Irene Papas
as Shaheen Parvizi

Pete Ellis
as Himself

Hassan Ildari
as Shaheen's Assistant

Zorah Ramsey
as Lady in Waiting

Beulah Quo
as Mrs. Yakamura

Patricia Gaul
as Stewardess

Clu Gulager
as Federal Agent

Jonathan Demme
as Federal Agent

Tracy Hutchinson
as Federal Agent

Gene Whittington
as Federal Agent

Carl Gottlieb
as Federal Agent

Alma Beltran
as Cleaning Woman

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Critic Reviews for Into the Night

Audience Reviews for Into the Night

• Jan 19, 2012

  The wilder the script and the concept, the more fun John Landis has with it. Sadly, this is a routine tale that is so average and mild and so-so that Landis' attempts to inject humour only manage to kill off any scrap of tension that was there. Shruggable.
  Marcus W Super Reviewer
• Aug 23, 2011

  Odd combination of Jeff Goldblum, a depressed insomniac whose life is dull, uneventful and his wife is cheating on him, the other person being Michelle Pfeiffer who is a jewel smuggler and has some Iranians after her for some precious stones. The mismatched pair bump into each other, make friends and have to run from the nasty Iranians which leads to all manner of scrapes and tight situations none of which are particularly exciting or original. The film is really quite dull much like Goldblum's performance and doesn't offer anything other than an impressive list of cameos, why? beats me. Pfeiffer and Goldblum don't blend a tall, the action is weak, its naturally very very dated and director Landis is one of the Iranian agents in (I think) his only full movie role.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Apr 09, 2011

  A light hearted thriller with a very young Jeff Goldblum, an insomniac who's headed nowhere with his job as an aerospace engineer. He comes home early from work to find his wife in bed with another man. Confused, he drives "into the night," to find himself and instead finds bizarre adventure and intrigue with a hot babe-in-distress Michelle Pfeifer, a jewel smuggler who's on the run from some international thugs (played by an assortment of celebrities such as director Roger Vadim, rock star David Bowie and comedian Dan Aykroyd). Okay, so this is nothing great but it was cute to see that so many directors making brief appearances in the film as well ((one of them is actually "The Fly" remake director David Cronenberg and this film's director John Landis).
  Deb S Super Reviewer
• Nov 28, 2010

  I didn't get the "humor" of this film. It felt like a mess, the overall idea for the film isn't bad, it's just boring to watch.
  Marion R Super Reviewer

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