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 This Is Spinal Tap

Director: Rob Reiner
Writer: Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner
Producer: Karen Murphy
Theatrical: 1984
Rated: R
Studio: Spinal Tap Prod.
Genre: Comedy, Music
Duration: 82
Media: Digital
Collection ID: 1557
DVD Details
Languages: English
Sound: Dolby
Aspect Ratio: 1.70 : 1
Credits
Marty DiBergi
Rob Reiner
Heavy Metal Fan
Kimberly Stringer
Heavy Metal Fan
Chazz Dominguez
Heavy Metal Fan
Shari Hall
Mick Shrimpton
R.J. Parnell
Viv Savage
David Kaff
Ian Faith
Tony Hendra
David St. Hubbins
Michael McKean
Nigel Tufnel
Christopher Guest
Derek Smalls
Harry Shearer
Tommy Pischedda
Bruno Kirby
Ethereal Fan
Jean Cromie
New York M.C.
Patrick Maher
John 'Stumpy' Pepys
Ed Begley Jr.
Ronnie Pudding
Danny Kortchmar
Bobbi Flekman
Fran Drescher
Sir Denis Eton-Hogg
Patrick Macnee
Bartender
Memo Vera
Mime Waitress
Julie Payne
Mime Waiter
Dana Carvey
Angelo DiMentibelio
Sandy Helberg
Angelo's Associate (as Robin Mencken)
Robin Menken
Rolling Stone Reporter
Zane Buzby
Morty the Mime
Billy Crystal
Limo Groupie
Jennifer Child
Rack Jobber
J.J. Barry
Southern Rock Promoter
George McDaniel
Tucker 'Smitty' Brown
Paul Benedict
Reba
Anne Churchill
Terry Ladd
Howard Hesseman
Duke Fame
Paul Shortino
Fame Groupie
Cherie Darr
Fame Groupie
Lara Cody
Student Promoter
Andrew J. Lederer
Eric 'Stumpy Joe' Childs
Russ Kunkel
'Jamboree Bop' Dancer
Diana Duncan
'Jamboree Bop' Dancer
Gina Marie Pitrello
Jeanine Pettibone
June Chadwick
Cindy (as Vicki Blue)
Victory Tischler-Blue
Belinda
Joyce Hyser
Airport Security Officer
Gloria Gifford
Artie Fufkin
Paul Shaffer
Room Service Guy
Archie Hahn
Disc 'n' Dat Manager
Charles Levin
Janitor
Wonderful Smith
Polly Deutsch
Anjelica Huston
Little Druid
Chris Romano
Little Druid
Daniel Rodgers
Colonel On Military Base
Fred Willard
Joe 'Mama' Besser
Fred Asparagus
L.A. Party Guest
Rodney Kemerer
Moke
Robert Bauer
Summary
In 1982 legendary British heavy metal band Spinal Tap attempt an American comeback tour accompanied by a fan who is also a film-maker. The resulting documentary, interspersed with powerful performances of Tap's pivotal music and profound lyrics, candidly follows a rock group heading towards crisis, culminating in the infamous affair of the eighteen-inch-high Stonehenge stage prop.