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Porky's

Year:

1982

Duration:

94 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.1

Director:

Bob Clark

Awards:

1 win & 1 nomination

Details

Country: Canada

Release Date: 1982-03-19

Filming Locations: 298 Arizona Street, Hollywood, Florida, USA

Earnings

Budget: $4,000,000

Opening Weekend: $7,623,988 (USA) (21 March 1982)

Gross: $105,124,546 (USA) (22 August 1982)

Cast

Actor

Character

Kim Cattrall

Porky's

Tony Ganios

Porky's

Wayne Maunder

Porky's

Dan Monahan

Pee Wee

Mark Herrier

Billy

Wyatt Knight

Tommy

Roger Wilson

Mickey

Cyril O'Reilly

Tim

Kaki Hunter

Wendy

Nancy Parsons

Balbricker

Scott Colomby

Brian Schwartz

Boyd Gaines

Coach Brackett

Doug McGrath

Coach Warren

Susan Clark

Cherry Forever

Art Hindle

Ted Jarvis

Alex Karras

Sheriff Wallace

Chuck Mitchell

Porky

Eric Christmas

Mr. Carter

Bill Hindman

Coach Goodenough

John Henry Redwood

Conklin

Jack Mulcahy

Frank

Rod Ball

Steve

Julian Byrd

Cop no. 1 (as Julian Bird)

Bill Fuller

Cop no. 2

Will Knickerbocker

Bartender

Bill Wohrman

Ted's Partner

Roger Womack

Bouncer no. 2

Gary Maas

Deputy no. 2

Ilse Earl

Mrs. Morris

Jill Whitlow

Mindy

Pat Finn-Lee

Stripper (as Pat Lee)

Terry Guthrie

Miss Walker

Joanne Marsic

Waitress

Peter Conrad

Mule Train Driver (as Pete Conrad)

Butch Raymond

Deputy no. 1

Cash Baron

Bouncer no. 1

Cash Spadard

Bouncer no. 3

Lisa O'Reilly

Ginny

Allene Simmons

Jackie

Cathy Garpershak

Girl in Shower

Jon Cecka

Markin Highpockets

Don Daynard

Radio Announcer

Carl Zittrer

Piano Player at Porky's (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The real name of Pee Wee (Dan Monahan) was given at the beginning - it's Edward Morris.

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The picture was a box-office smash-hit despite being generally lambasted by film critics. For example, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert called it one of the worst films of 1982.

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As of 1999, apparently this was still the highest grossing picture ever made in Canada.

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Goofs

When the boys are weakening the bridge supports with a chainsaw, it's quite obvious that the chainsaw is not running - no smoke, no vibration, no sawdust.

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The marching band at the end has Mellophones. These instruments were invented around 1966 and didn't become popular for another 10 years or so. In 1954 the band would have been playing French horns.

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Just before the frame scales down to show the credits, the camera's shadow is visible on the left side of the screen (over Meat).

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Quotes

Balbricker: [Balbricker has a strong grip on Tommy Turner's penis through the shower room wall]

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Pee Wee Morris: GOD DAMN IT! WILL YOU MOVE IT, YOU LARD ASS?

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Pee Wee Morris: Yeah, that's just how I like 'em!

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Faq

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