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Cast

Gene Hackman
as MacArthur Stern

Dan Aykroyd
as Ellis Fielding

Dom DeLuise
as Harry Gutterman

Ronny Cox
as Smiley

Nancy Travis
as Riva

Robert Prosky
as Curt Von Metz

Paul Koslo
as Grimmer

Dick O'Neill
as Capt. Doggett

Jan Triska
as Steckler

Leon Rippy
as Weskit

Robert Elliott
as Monseigneur

Robert Irvin Elliott
as Monseigneur

Mike Fenton

Herb Armstrong
as Cheshire Cat

Robert Dickman
as White Rabbit

David Alan Grier
as Drummond

S. Epatha Merkerson
as Rachel

Christopher Murney
as Stan

Valorie Massalas

Judy Taylor

Kay Joyner
as Stan's Wife

Reg E. Cathey
as Willie

Alex Hyde-White
as Moderator

Tobin Bell
as Gerber

Thomas Kopache
as TV Station Man

Susan Peretz
as Lady Tenant

Al Mancini
as Man Tenant

Kevin McClarnon
as Oaf

Debbee Hinchcliffe
as Oaf's Sweetie

Jay Ingram
as Patrolman

Arthur French
as Bus Driver

Clem Moorman
as Train Driver

Brad Greenquist
as Embassy Officer

Ira Lewis
as Hitler

Margaret Klenck
as Eva Braun

John Bolger
as Young Von Metz

Bill Fagerbakke
as Giant

Robert Pentz
as Guy at Bar

Dean Mumford
as Guy in Baths

John Finn
as Cop

Adrienne Hampton
as Security Guard

Dutch Miller
as Jacuzzi Guy

Gregory Goossen
as Marsh Policeman

Chris S. MacGregor
as Military Policeman

Ralph Redpath
as Train Engineer

Nancy Parsons
as Nurse

David Correia
as Orderly

Jennifer Roach
as Little Girl

Gary Tacon
as Israeli Agent

Billy Anagnos
as Israeli Agent

Danny Aiello III
as Grimmer's Man

Gene Lebell
as Grimmer's Man

George P. Wilbur
as Grimmer's Man

Erik Cord
as Grimmer's Man

Philip Shafran
as Little Boy

Greg Goossen
as Marsh Policeman

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Critic Reviews for Loose Cannons

Audience Reviews for Loose Cannons

• Jun 26, 2012

  Looking for an interesting combination in casting? well look no further, Dan Aykroyd, Gene Hackman and Dom Deluise head this cop buddy flick. This film followed on from the popularity of the 'Lethal Weapon' franchise as did many others of the era and they are all pretty much the same. The unique carrot on a stick here is the casting really. It certainly is an interesting choice, 80's motor mouthed quirky comedy legend Aykroyd, hard assed no nonsense Hackman and farcical spoof maestro Deluise (of the Mel Brooks/Gene Wilder spoof pack) all thrown together. This is the films downfall basically, the three leads are totally incompatible and never gel. The film is your usual regular mismatched cop duo comedy/thriller with all the regular mismatched cop duo moments and sequences you would expect. Action is slow (with Deluise it has to be) and uninspiring and the attempted funny moments are just poor. Aykroyd is suppose to have a multiple personality disorder which you would think could be comedy gold...it isn't, its embarrassing to watch. Pretty much a complete failure on all aspects, Hackman just doesn't fit into this kind of lunacy and it shows. Tries to be along the same lines as 'See No Evil, Hear No Evil' with Wilder and Pryor but doesn't come close.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• May 15, 2011

  Could be funniest, could be more good writing, could be fresh... but isn't.
  Lucas M Super Reviewer
• Dec 29, 2009

  Very good movie.Dan Akroyd was hilarious
  Brody M Super Reviewer
• Aug 20, 2009

  Only a few funny scenes provided by Dan Aykroyd, including one in which he imitates the Road Runner, save this uneven cop comedy.
  Dean M Super Reviewer

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