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The Jerk, Too
The Jerk, Too
(1984)
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Synopsis:
The TV sequel -- bordering on a complete remake -- of Steve Martin's feature film, "The Jerk," the saga of Navin Johnson, country bumpkin who leaves the family of black sharecroppers that had raised him and proceeds to make his zany way in the world. Stand-up comic Mark Blankfield, one of Steve's proteges, has the lead in this prospective TV pilot for Martin's production company. Bumbling from one misadventure to another on his cross-couintry odyssey to find his true love on the eve of her wedding to an aristocrat, he teams with enterprising hobo, Ray Walston, dances in the park with bag lady, Gwen Verdon (in a bizarre musical sequence similar to something that might have come from Martin's "Pennies From Heaven"), and beats unbilled Jimmie Walker, Martin Mull and (billed) Lainie Kazan in poker in Las Vegas.
Cast
Name
Credits
Mabel King
Mama Johnson
Gwen Verdon
Bag Lady
Thalmus Rasulala
Crossroads
Ray Walston
Diesel
Patricia Barry
Helen van Buren
Lainie Kazan
Card Player
Martin Mull
Card Player
Olan Soule
Mr Baxter--Postman
Benny Baker
Pop--Bookseller
Frank Birney
Priest
Mark Blankfield
Navin Johnson
Ava Cadell
French Maid
Charlie Dell
Donaldson
Al Fann
Papa Johnson
Gail Ganley
4th Dancer
Chester Grimes
Wheel
Stacy Harris
Carmen Johnson
Barrie Ingham
Carl--Butler
Birl Jonns
2nd Dancer
Jean Leclerc
Count Marco del Belvedere
Maurice Marsac
Chef
Helen Martin
Grandma Johnson
Pat McCormick
Dudley
Stacey Nelkin
Marie van Buren
Jack O'Leary
Porter
Shana O'Neil
1st Kid
Lina Raymond
Cheetah
Gary Riley
2nd Kid
Robert Sampson
Gilbert van Buren
Peter Schrum
Ugly Eddie
Larry B Scott
Harold Johnson
Richard Lee Sung
Hobo Lee
Chet Walker
3rd Dancer
Jimmie Walker
Card Player
Biff Yeager
Security guard
William Smith
Suicide
David J Bowman
Man at Party
Bill Hastings
5th Dancer
Todd Hollowell
Damon Johnson
Joyce O'Neal
Organist
Gene Ramsel
1st Dancer
Bill Saluga
Shoes
Grace Simmons
Trixie
Ron Stern
Goon
Company
Name
Credits
Forty Share Productions > 40 Share Productions
Production Company
Writers
Name
Credits
Steve Martin
Characters as Source Material
Carl Gottlieb
Characters as Source Material
Ziggy Steinberg
Writer
Rocco Urbisci
Writer
Producers
Name
Credits
Steve Martin
Executive Producer
Ziggy Steinberg
Producer
George E Crosby
Associate Producer
Directors
Name
Credits
Michael Schultz
Director
Editor
Name
Credits
Harry Keramidas
Editor
Jack Gleason
Editor
Camera, Film & Tape
Name
Credits
Joseph Biroc
Director of Photography