Silent Movie (1976)

PG | 1 hr 27 mins | Comedy | Released: 1/1/1976

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/1/1976

Studio	Credit
Fox Films, Ltd.	Studio
Director	Credit
Mel Brooks	Director
Max Kleven	Director - 2nd unit director (2nd Unit)
Cast	Credit
Mel Brooks	Mel Funn
Marty Feldman	Marty Eggs
Dom DeLuise	Dom Bell
Bernadette Peters	Vilma Kaplan
Sid Caesar	Studio Chief
Harold Gould	Engulf
Ron Carey	Devour
Carol Arthur	Pregnant Lady
Liam Dunn	Newsvendor
Fritz Feld	Maitre d'
Chuck McCann	Studio Gate Guard
Valerie Curtin	ICU Nurse
Yvonne Wilder	Studio Chief's Secretary
Arnold Soboloff	Acupuncture Man
Patrick Campbell	Motel Bellhop
Harry Ritz	Man in Tailor Shop
Charlie Callas	Blind Man
Henny Youngman	Fly-in-Soup Man
Eddie Ryder	British Officer
Al Hopson	Executive
Rudy DeLuca	Executive
Barry Levinson	Executive
Howard Hesseman	Executive
Lee Delano	Executive
Jack Riley	Executive
Inga Nielsen	Beautiful Blonde
Siv Aberg	Beautiful Blonde
Erica Hagen	Beautiful Blonde
Robert Lussier	Projectionist
Marcel Marceau
Paul Newman
Anne Bancroft
Burt Reynolds
Liza Minnelli
James Caan
Production Credits	Credit
Michael Hertzberg	Producer
Distribution Companies	Credit
20th Century Fox International	Domestic Video Distributor
Fox Films, Ltd.	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Writer	Credit
Mel Brooks	Screenplay
Ron Clark	From Story
Ron Clark	Screenplay
Rudy DeLuca	Screenplay
Barry Levinson	Screenplay
Art Department	Credit
Albert Brenner	Production Designer
Film Camera	Credit
Paul Lohmann	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
John Morris	Music
Physical Effects	Credit
Max Kleven	Stunt Coordinator
Production Management	Credit
Edward Teets	Assistant Director

•To suggest updates to this information, click here

•	Dom DeLuise Dead at 75

•	Screen Veteran Anne Bancroft Dies at 73

•	Marceau breaks silence