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| Danny DeVito | Burke Bennett | |
| Catherine Keener | Nora Wells | |
| Robin Williams | Randolph Smiley | |
| Edward Norton | Sheldon Mopes/Smoochy the Rhino | |
| Jon Stewart | Marion Frank Stokes | |
| Pam Ferris | Tommy Cotter | |
| Danny Woodburn | Angelo Pike | |
| Michael Rispoli | Spinner Dunn | |
| Harvey Fierstein | Merv Green | |
| Vincent Schiavelli | Buggy Ding Dong | |
| Richard Cocchiaro | ||
| Glen Cross | ||
| Craig Eldridge |
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| Producer | Andrew Lazar
Peter Macgregor-Scott Doug Davison Jill Besnoy |
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| Writer | Adam Resnick
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| Cinematography | Anastas N. Michos
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| Musician | Adam Resnick
David Newman |
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Kids love him. TV execs adore him. Sheesh, it's enough to make out-of-work-kiddie-show host Rainbow Randolph puke purple. Ever since that plush, fuchsia-hued, platitude spouting Smoochy the Rhino started Jiggy-Ziggy dancing in Randolph's time slot, he has just one mad goal: turn the rhino into a dead duck. Danny DeVito takes the rhino by the horn to direct and co-star in this gleefully twisted skewering of children's TV. Robin Williams, his famed wit set at warp, plays ranting Randolph. Edward Norton is the high minded goodnik whose righteous-rhino creation becomes a sensation, and Catherine Keener portrays a jaded exec who like kid show hosts in, let's say a grown up way. Say nite-nite, rhino! |
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