Striptease

Year:

1996

Duration:

115 min | USA:117 min (unrated version)

Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Drama | Thriller

IMDB rate:

4.2

Director:

Andrew Bergman

Awards:

6 wins & 2 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1996-06-28

Filming Locations: Miami Seaquarium - 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne, Florida, USA

Earnings

Budget: $40,000,000

Opening Weekend: $12,300,000 (USA) (30 June 1996)

Gross: $32,758,418 (USA) (27 October 1996)

Cast

Actor

Character

Demi Moore

Erin Grant

Burt Reynolds

Congressman David Dilbeck

Armand Assante

Lt. Al Garcia

Ving Rhames

Shad

Robert Patrick

Darrell Grant

Paul Guilfoyle

Malcolm Moldovsky

Jerry Grayson

Orly

Rumer Willis

Angela Grant

Robert Stanton

Erb Crandal

William Hill

Jerry Killian

Stuart Pankin

Alan Mordecai

Dina Spybey-Waters

Monique, Jr. (as Dina Spybey)

PaSean Wilson

Sabrina Hepburn

Pandora Peaks

Urbanna Sprawl

Barbara Alyn Woods

Lorelei

Kimberly Flynn

Ariel Sharon

Rena Riffel

Tiffany

Siobhan Fallon

Rita Grant

Gary Basaraba

Alberto

Matt Baron

Paul Guber

Gianni Russo

Willy Rojo

José Zúñiga

Chris Rojo

Anthony Jones

Pierre

Eduardo Yáñez

Chico

Antoni Corone

Nico

Frances Fisher

Donna Garcia

Teddy Bergman

Andy Garcia

Louis Seeger Crume

Judge Fingerhut

Aymee Garcia

Temp

Deborah Magdalena

Secretary

Keone Young

Ling

Brad Grunberg

D.J. (as Johnny Cocktails)

Anthony Giaimo

Medical Examiner

Jerry Pacific

Parking Valet

Anna Lobell

Video Clerk

Diane Adams

Hospital Volunteer

Chad Ayers

Young Christian

April Sharpe

Seaquarium Guide

Maria Genero

TV Reporter (as Maria Gennaro)

Keith Blaney

Bachelor #1

Marc Chaykin

Bachelor #2

Edward Goldstein

Bartender

Christi Bauerle

Cocktail Waitress

Yoshi Obata

Businessman in Club

Tony Toyoda

Businessman in Club

Scott Oughterson

Businessman in Club

Darreck Crane

Patron in Club

Ted Niarhos Jr.

Patron in Club

Marco Assante

Patron in Club

Christopher Carrington

Patron (uncredited)

Edge

Christian Dignitary (uncredited)

Edward B. Goldstein

Bartender (uncredited)

Paul Anthony Reynolds

Bachelor (uncredited)

Claudio Sad

Sailor in club (uncredited)

Tammi Sutton

Eager Beaver Bartender (uncredited)

Rene Teboe

Man driving car (uncredited)

Steve Warren

Minister (uncredited)

Carl White

Reporter (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The set for the strip club interior was constructed in a ballroom dance studio in a strip mall in Ft. Lauderdale.

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Burt Reynolds was not originally actually sought by the production for the part of politician Dave Dilbeck. Reynolds wanted the part badly and so contacted Castle Rock studio head Rob Reiner personally and went to Miami, Florida to audition. He took a pay cut considerably lower than to what he had received during the heyday of his career.

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In the original trailer for the film, we see a low angle shot of Ving Rhames and Pandora Peaks. That shot did not appear in the film because it took place during the original climax of the film. That climax was re-shot after being shown to a preview audience. Orginally, the final sequence took place in a sugar cane field. After preview audiences were uncomfortable with the scene, it was rewritten and re-shot in the sugar shack. We still see the final shots of the original sequence that shows a character being taken away in handcuffs.

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Goofs

When Erin's daughter is playing games backstage, the close-ups of the games are not the same games she is playing.

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About 41 minutes in there is a shot of a limo driving by with a visible camera attached to the bottom.

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After Garcia sees Erin's message on the mirror in the "Big Sugar" yacht he says "That girl is crazy." As he is exiting the bathroom, it is possible to see the reflection of a crewmember in the side mirror.

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Quotes

Alan Mordecai: Do you follow politics, Mr. Shad?

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Congressman David Dilbeck: [practicing in front of a mirror] Hello, Erin. My name is Congressman Dilbeck. You are... you're a beauty.

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Darrell Grant: [seizes Erin from behind and holds a knife to her neck] Evenin', everybody!

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Faq

Q

What are the differences between the R-Rated version and the Unrated Version?

A

In the USA the movie was released on VHS in an R-Rated version that has been toned in a few scenes. The unrated version which is featured on the DVD is completely uncut. A detailed comparison between both versions can be found here.

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