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Rock Slyde

Duration:

USA:89 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

5.5

Director:

Chris Dowling

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Patrick Warburton

Rock Slyde

Andy Dick

Bart

Rena Sofer

Sara

Elaine Hendrix

Judy Bee

Jamie Alexander

Martin

Jason Alexander

Mailman Stan

Eric Roberts

Jake the Deliveryman

Lea Thompson

Master Bartologist

Jason Manns

Homeless Pete

Terry Chen

David

Kristin Holt

Bartender

Tom Bergeron

Randy Wonder

Guillermo Rodriguez

Gary

Jerry Cantrell

Jerry

Brian Bosworth

The Friendly Pirate

Billy Unger

Young Rock

Greg Bond

Phil

Samuel Logan

Stu

Will Wallace

Steve Bookerson

Zac Kintner

Freak out Bartologist

Eric Reinholt

Bartologist

Don Appleby

Pirate

Jaime H. Campos

Jolly Roger Pirate

Evyn Dowling

Baby Bartologist

Fernando Duran

Bartologist Fernando

Sara Gibbons

Bartologist

Chase Griffin

Bartologist

Chase Griffith

Bartologist Chase

Jacin Guillienne Gayent Dixon

Soul Train Dancer

Debbie Kagy

Mid Level Bartologist

Anna Klein

Bartologist

Jeremy Mitchell

Pirate

Tah Kevin Njokom

Bartologist

Claire Proft

Mid Level Bartologist

Nathan Russo

Bartologist

Karl L. Sanders

Soul Train Dancer

Kenneth Solomon

Bartologist

Spero Stamboulis

Pirate

Hunter Wallace

Baby Bartologist

Sara Wallace

Bartologist Sara

Chris Watkins

Bartologist

Sunit Rohant

Bartologist

Goofs

When Rock Slyde knocks on the door of the Bartologists, the first knock in the series is without audio and the last audible knock does not accompany a physical impact of his knuckles on the door.

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Quotes

Rock Slyde: My name is Rock Slyde, and I blame my mother. With a name like that I was destined for one of two careers. That's detective work, or porn. After starring in two art films, I decided the glamor life of a porn star wasn't for me. Besides, I was hung like a hamster.

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Rock Slyde: I'm sorry I like black women. It started off as a phase, really. I was young and found myself watching Soul Train every Saturday morning. It really was the chicken or the egg theory at work. Did I like black women because I watched Soul Train or did I watch Soul Train because I liked black women. All the women were compelling - even the lone ever-present dancing Asian girl. But it was the images of those African queens, shaking what the good lord gave 'em, that I could never get out of my head.

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Sara: [coming to] Ugh, what happened.

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