Radioland Murders

Cast

Brian Benben
as Roger

Mary Stuart Masterson
as Penny

Ned Beatty
as Gen. Whalen

George Burns
as Milt

Scott Michael Campbell
as Billy

Brion James
as Bernie

Michael Lerner
as Lt. Cross

Michael McKean
as Rick

Jeffrey Tambor
as Walt Whalen Junior

Stephen Tobolowsky
as Max Applewhite

Christopher Lloyd
as Zoltan

Larry Miller
as Katzenback

Anita Morris
as Claudette

Corbin Bernsen
as Dexter Morris

Mark Fincannon

Rosemary Clooney
as Anna

Bobcat Goldthwait
as Wild Writer

Rosalie Joseph

Robert Walden
as Tommy

Linda Phillips-Palo

Dylan Baker
as Jasper

Billy Barty
as Himself

Tracy Byrd
as Herself

Candy Clark
as Billy's Mom

Anne De Salvo
as Female Writer

Jennifer Dundas
as Deidre

Bo Hopkins
as Billy's Father

Robert Klein
as Father Writer

Harvey Korman
as Jules Cogley

Joey Lawrence
as Frankie Marshall

Peter MacNicol
as Son Writer

Ellen Albertini Dow
as Organist

Mary Boucher
as Soap Box Girl

Wilbur Fitzgerald
as "Tortured" Actor

Randell Haynes
as Difficult Actor/Interrogator

Mark Joy
as Jack Granite

Rebecca Koon
as Mildred's Mom/Ma

Gary Kroeger
as Gork, Son of Fire

Tammy Lauren
as "In the Mood" Bandleader

Charles Marsh
as Upside Down Yodeller

Richard K. Olsen
as "Lt. Cross" Actor/Pa

Robert D. Raiford
as Ben Butter

Jack Sheldon
as Ruffles Reedy

Barry Bell
as Cop #1

Lou Criscuolo
as Cop #4

Mark Jeffrey Miller
as Cop #7

Harold Bergman
as Affiliate

Dave Hager
as Laughing Man

D. Anthony Pender
as Revolving Stage Operator

Jeffrey Pillars
as Nerdy Stagehand

Pam Stone
as Dottie

Amy Parrish
as "The Miller Sisters" Member

Michael P. Moran
as Cop #10

Robert C. Treveiler
as Cop #14

Ed Lillard
as Loud Affiliate

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Critic Reviews for Radioland Murders

Audience Reviews for Radioland Murders

• May 12, 2012

  It does come across that everything Mr Lucas has put his chubby finger to since Star Wars doesn't quite turn out so well (apart from 'Indy'), the recent 'Red Tails' for example. This goofy slapstick comedy on paper had promise and I was quite excited to watch it as the period setting plus the 'who dunnit' murder aspect I like. The whole thing sounded like a kind of 'Clue' or 'Haunted Honeymoon' type venture, that nice dated 30's to 50's setting with smart suits with well spoken chaps n dames all set within a spooky atmosphere. Unfortunately this film is really quite boring and insanely stupid, there is way too much slapstick in your face screwball comedy...and its not even very good, just forced. Everyone is falling arse over tit every five minutes and the editing is so damn choppy, you zip from one pratfall to the next as if they were individual sketches pasted together. Awesome cast line up, every well known character actor in Hollywood has been stuck in this but that can't save the film. Brian Benben was for me a bad choice of lead for the story, he's one of those guys that just fits TV roles better and he's also annoyingly unstable here with the most lame physical comedy display. Good ideas with a great era and concept to homage but this falls flat on its face, it should of been a classic but somehow its been fudged well and truly, damn it Lucas!
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Aug 17, 2007

  Gosh, almost as pedantic as a Woody Allen movie. The characters are cardboard cutouts against the CGI backgrounds, which were a test-phase for Star Wars prequels. It's claustrophobic and annoying. I didn't want to be there.
  Lafe F Super Reviewer

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