Dumb & Dumber

Year:

1994

Duration:

107 min | USA:113 min (unrated version)

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

7.3

Director:

Peter Farrelly

Awards:

4 wins & 3 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1994-12-16

Filming Locations: Aspen, Colorado, USA

Earnings

Budget: $16,000,000

Gross: $127,175,354 (USA)£9,299,230 (UK)

Cast

Actor

Character

Traci Adell

Hillary Matthews

Jim Carrey

Lloyd Christmas

Jeff Daniels

Harry Dunne

Lauren Holly

Mary Swanson

Mike Starr

Joe Mentalino

Karen Duffy

J.P. Shay

Charles Rocket

Nicholas Andre

Victoria Rowell

Athletic Beauty

Joe Baker

Barnard

Hank Brandt

Karl Swanson

Teri Garr

Helen Swanson

Brady Bluhm

Billy

Cam Neely

Sea Bass

Felton Perry

Detective Dale

Brad Lockerman

Bobby

Rob Moran

Bartender

Kathryn Frick

Cashier

Zen Gesner

Dale's Man #1

Lawrence Kopp

Dale's Man #2

Clint Allen

Coroner

Connie Sawyer

Elderly Lady

Lin Shaye

Mrs. Neugeboren

Mike Watkis

Reporter

Harland Williams

State Trooper

Diane Kinerk

Waitress #1

Lisa Stothard

Bus Stop Beauty

Sean Gildea

Sea Bass Friend

Charles Rahi Chun

Flight Attendant (as Charles Chun)

Helen Boll

Swanson Maid

Fred Stoller

Anxious Man at Phone

Karen Ingram

Nicholas's Girl

Jesse Borja

Martial Artist

Vene L. Arcoraci

Bikini Girl (as Vené L. Arcoraci)

Anna Anka

Bikini Girl (as Anna Aberg)

Samantha Carpel

Bikini Girl

Elaine Wood

Bikini Girl (as Elane Wood)

Bruce Bowns

Barber

Denise Vienne

Concierge

Nancy Farrelly

Diner Gawker

Catalina Izasa

Manicurist

Samatha Pearson

Masseuse

Ken Duvall

Mutt Cutts Boss

Cecile Krevoy

Airport Bystander

George Bedard

Peeing Man

Bill Beauchene

Peeing Man Friend

Gary Sivertsen

Aspen Police Officer

John Stroehman

Preservation Partier

Terry Mullany

Preservation Partier

Brad Blank

Preservation Partier

Mark Miosky

Preservation Partier

Mike Cavallo

Preservation Partier

Tom Leasca

Preservation Partier

Kevin Sheehan

Preservation Partier

Kenny Griswold

Preservation Partier (as Kenny Griswald)

Brian Mone

Preservation Partier

Brad Norton

Preservation Partier

John Dale

Preservation Partier

Mike Burke

Preservation Partier

Kevin Constantine

Preservation Partier

Chris Spain

Preservation Partier

Paul Pelletier

Preservation Partier

Mark Levine

Preservation Partier

Billy Smith

Preservation Partier (as Bill Smith)

Mark Charpentier

Preservation Partier

James 'Sporty' Ahern

Preservation Partier (as James Ahern)

Jim Blake

Preservation Partier

Anita Rice

Sweater Friend

Pam Nielson

Sweater Friend

Nancy Barker

Sweater Friend

Brad Louder

Sweater Friend

Doug Caputo

Sweater Friend

James Horrocks

Sweater Friend

Rolf Sigurd Brekke

Sweater Friend (as Rolf Brekke)

Clem Franek

Wallbanger

Marty Fresca

Farmworker Singing "Mocking Bird" (uncredited)

Jaclyn-Rose Lester

Lucy (Pacific Bell Commercial) (uncredited)

Kirsten Maryott

Bikini Girl (uncredited)

Craig Patterson

Bellman (uncredited)

Josh Shipley

Preservation Partier (uncredited)

John Yost

Guy in Restaurant (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Nicolas Cage and Gary Oldman were the original choices to play Harry and Lloyd.

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An alternate ending scene was filmed where Barney the bellman offers Harry and Lloyd the job of babysitting his grandson, who turns out to be the blind boy to whom Lloyd had sold his dead parakeet.

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In the bar scene in Aspen, the line "No way... that's great. We've landed on the moon!" was not in the script but made up by Jim Carrey on the spot during shooting.

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Goofs

After Harry and Lloyd flee Dante's Inferno, an FBI agent states that "they were seen heading west on I-80." The next road you see them on is a rural two lane highway. Not a big four lane interstate like I-80.

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After they are both fired, the bottle cap that Lloyd tosses on the floor moves about between shots.

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The bathroom window in Harry's toilet scene.

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Quotes

Lloyd Christmas: [sees framed newspaper article about moon landing] No, way! That's great.

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Lloyd Christmas: Hey, guys. Whoa, Big Gulps, huh? All right! Well, see you later.

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Lloyd Christmas: We got no food, we got no jobs... our PETS' HEADS ARE FALLING OFF!

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Faq

Q

What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Unrated Version?

A

The Unrated Version contains some new dialog scenes and some more "disgusting" scenes. Furthermore, there are some hints to homosexuality in this version, which was presumably too much. To sum it up, one can say that the Unrated Version is a perfect supplement for fans. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

Q

What type of sports car to Harry and Lloyd purchase in Aspen?

A

They bought a Lamborghini Diablo.

Q

How much sex, violence, and profanity are in this movie?

A

For detailed information about the amounts and types of (a) sex and nudity, (b) violence and gore, (c) profanity, (d) alcohol, drugs, and smoking, and (e) frightening and intense scenes in this movie, consult the IMDb Parents Guide for this movie. The Parents Guide for Dumb & Dumber can be found here.

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