Movie theatre patron; Panicked Drive-in Movie customer (uncredited)
Dan Franko
Drive-In Rioter (uncredited)
Nasi Glekas
Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
George Hulse
Extra (uncredited)
Joe James
Movie Patron (voice) (uncredited)
Rick Kain
Movie Producer (uncredited)
Phil Mallon
Premier Cinemas Employee (uncredited)
Chilembwe M. Mason
Movie Theater Patron (uncredited)
Michael McKennitt
Movie Producer (uncredited)
Michael Noel
Movie Sequence Stalker (uncredited)
Jim Page
Waiter in Kitchen (uncredited)
Chris Puls
Extra (uncredited)
Alan Reese
Extra (uncredited)
John Sadowsky
Still Photographer (uncredited)
Ryan Slattery
Jock (uncredited)
Mack Syler
Electrician 'Gumped Again' (uncredited)
Richard Tovish
Gumped Again Grip (uncredited)
Towanda Underdue
Honey Hater / Cecil Fan (uncredited)
John Waters
Reporter (uncredited)
Ron A. Williams
Celebrity Guest (uncredited)
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Trivia
John Waters wrote up the lyrics for the spoof rap songs on the soundtrack ("Bankable Bitch (We Don't Need No Pitch)," "No Budget", et al.) during the screenwriting phase, but the music supervisor couldn't find any rappers who were familiar with filmmaking lingo. Waters then met, quite by accident, Baltimore rap producer Steven Janis. Janis provided DJ Class and a number of other Baltimore-area rap artists, all of who had to be familiar with the pages of moviemaking terminology that Waters provided.
The tattoos on the cast and crew are as follows: Cecil - Otto Preminger - left forearmCherish - Andy Warhol - thighLyle - Hershell Gordon Lewis - left breastPam - Sam Peckinpah - left armChardonnay - Spike Lee - stomachLewis - David Lynch - knucklesFidget - William Castle - chestRaven - Kenneth Anger - chestRodney - Almodovar (presumably Pedro) - right armPetie - Fassbinder - left forearmDyna - Sam Fuller - right forearm
A moment before Cecil licks the movie camera, the word "Panavision" can clearly be seen above the "Panaflex" logo that he licks. When it cuts to the close-up of him licking the "Panaflex" logo, the "Panavision" logo is covered with a blank plate that matches the color of the camera. In the next clear shot of the camera, the "Panavision" logo is back and the "Panaflex" logo is covered in black.
At the Bengie's Drive-In, Cecil pushes the film groupie out of the room and shuts the door after him. In the next shot, he is still there, and in the shot after he is gone.
You can see Melanie Griffith's real hair coming out from under the blonde wig in the scene where her roots are getting treated (the same scene where the whole crew learns of the Forest Gump sequel).