Himself (as Conrad Janis and the Unlisted Jazz Band)
The Unlisted Jazz Band
Themselves
Burton Collins
Harley
Philip Baker Hall
Colonial Airlines Executive
Richard Kind
Ad Exec in Bar
Robert Minkoff
Bit
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Trivia
Rumor has it that director Garry Marshall wouldn't go ahead with the making of this film without the inclusion of Jackie Gleeson. Gleeson had grown tired of filmmaking, and wished to retire from the business. After several attempts to get him on board, Marshall finally called Gleeson on the phone and insisted that if he didn't do this film that the last film he would be remembered for was "Smokey and the Bandit III". Gleeson immediately accepted.
Several Ringo Starr references were made in the movie: David aims at being a fourth partner in the firm just like Ringo was the fourth person to join the Beatles. David plays with drum sticks, a reference to Ringo being a drummer. Then when doing auditions for grandmothers, Roger mentions how Ringo Starr had become a grandfather in his 40s.
Tom Hanks gets off the plane and sees the drivers holding names of passengers; one of the drivers is holding "Isolde" and another "Tristan". These are the star-crossed lovers of legend.
David (Tom Hanks) throws a ball against the wall in his apartment repeatedly, catching it and throwing it again. On the last throw, he tries but misses the catch and a crew member's arm quickly enters the shot and catches the ball for him.
Hanks as David throws a ball against the wall in his apartment repeatedly, catching it and throwing it again. On the last throw, Hanks tries but misses the catch and a crew member's arm quickly enters the shot and catches the ball for him.