The Slammin' Salmon

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Cast

Michael Clarke Duncan
as Cleon Salmon

Kevin Heffernan
as Rich

Jay Chandrasekhar
as Nuts

Steve Lemme
as Connor

Paul Soter
as Dave/Donnie

Erik Stolhanske
as Guy

Morgan Fairchild
as Herself

Lance Henriksen
as Dick Lobo

Vivica A. Fox
as Nutella

April Bowlby
as Mia

Jeff Chase
as Anthony

Carla Gallo
as Stacy

Michael Yurchak
as Jaime the Line Chef

Nat Faxon
as Carl the Manager

Jolie Martin
as Waitress

Cobie Smulders
as Tara

Carrie Clifford
as Patty the Hostess

Will Forte
as Horace the Lone Diner

Rosalie Ward
as Merlot Customer

Marc Evan Jackson
as Dry Sac Customer

Dennis Gubbins
as 4 lb. Lobster Dude

Sendhil Ramamurthy
as Marlon Spencer

Olivia Munn
as Samara Dubois

Jim Gaffigan
as Stanley Bellin

Bobbi Sue Luther
as Cod Customer #1

Michael Merton
as Cod Customer #2

JD Walsh
as Cod Customer #3

J.D. Walsh
as Cod Customer #3

James Grace
as Bachelor Party Guy

Alison Bower
as Al the Lesbian

Koji Kataoka
as Mr. Yamamuri

Smith Cho
as Translator

Jim Rash
as Disgusted Businessman

Elisabeth Noone
as Champagne Customer #1

Melissa-Anne Davenport
as Champagne Customer #2

Gillian Vigman
as The Escort

Michael Weaver
as The John

Sam Redford
as British Guy

Peter Gaulke
as Opera Customer

Rohit Sang
as Frat Guy

Richard Perello
as Fidel the Bartender

Avi Rothman
as Steve Lemmaducci

Candace Smith
as Mrs. Eva Salmon Parente

Philippe Brenninkmeyer
as King Crab Customer

Philipp Brenninkmeyer
as King Crab Customer

Tara Brenninkmeyer
as King Crab Customer Wife

Peter Navy Tuiasosopo
as Miami Dolphin #1

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• Mar 14, 2015

  Though not outright bad, The Slammin' Salmon is possessed of much less of their trademark timeless (and brainless) humour than the majority of Broken Lizards work. Instead, here they opt for gross out and cliche laughs, very few of which land. Even the the amazing cast additions of Michael Clarke Duncan, Lance Henriksen, Cobie Smulders, Will Forte and Sendhil Ramamurthy couldn't elevate this film above merely "watchable". For the same thing, only better, watch 2005's "Waiting...".
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Feb 13, 2013

  Cleon Salmon: You know what ten grand feels like in your pocket? It feels like a third cock. "Bring a bib, it's gonna get messy." The Slammin Salmon is exactly what you'd expect it to be if you've seen Super Troopers and Beerfest. It's a moderately funny, obscene, disgusting, and just an overall average comedy. Just as with Super Troopers and Beerfest, it's easy watching and enjoyable, but there's definitely something missing to take it to another level and make it a more than just average comedy. The Slammin Salmon is the name of a high end, seafood restaurant owned by a former boxing champion that still uses his size and past triumphs to intimidate his employees. The movie follows one night of business in the restaurant as we learn that The Champ lost a bet and owes a Japanese man $20,000. In order that the restaurant isn't taken away, he tells the manager that he must make sure they make the $20,000 in one night. Then he gives the workers some incentive by saying the top selling waiter or waitress of the night will be given $10,000. There's definitely a level of fun to be had while watching The Slammin Salmon, but it is also a highly forgettable film, which seems to be the motif with these filmmakers movies. It will appeal to some much more than it did for me, but I view this in the same way as Super Troopers and Beerfest. Their okay, but in the end there's nothing too special or great going on. It's worth a look if you like the actors and the previous movies from them. If not, stay far away because The Slammin Salmon isn't going to change your mind. In the end, all you need to do is turn your brain off and watch the ridiculousness which is The Slammin Salmon. 
  Melvin W Super Reviewer
• Jan 29, 2011

  This isn't Broken Lizard's strongest film, but it still has plenty of laughs - and where it really succeeds is in it's pace: there're so many characters and so much going on that the film never stalls or drags. It's also never predictable (ish). Michael Clarke Duncan does claim the majority of the laughs, but it's still very much worth a watch.
  Marcus W Super Reviewer
• Nov 30, 2010

  This movie reminds me a lot of Waiting... although it seems much less mean-spirited, somehow. The plot revolves around the wait staff of a restaurant who are pushed to sell-sell-sell to make up the money thier boss - the ex-heavyweight champ of the boxing world - lost in a bet to the Yakuza. Michael Clarke Duncan is an absolute comedic genius, and brings a playful and somewhat childish menace to Cleon Salmon and his nuanced naivety. But everybody is great in this, and Kevin Heffernan appears to have a great flair for visual composition and colour. The script in this movie is hilarious, and each character is very human as an individual and very believable as part of a team. The actors and thus characters have great rapport with each other. Oh man, this movie is delightful. I don't always strike gold in the cheap movie bins at Blockbusters, but the movie gods did indeed smile upon me.
  Emily A Super Reviewer

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