Aamir Khan … Raghu Jetley
Pooja Bhatt … Pooja Dharamchand
Anupam Kher … Seth Dharamchand
Sameer Chitre … Deepak
Tiku Talsania … Sharmaji, the Editor
Rakesh Bedi … Private Detective
Veerendra Saxena … Private Detective
Avtar Gill … Kidnapper
Mushtaq Khan … Bus Conductor
Javed Khan … Purse Snatcher
Shammi … Parsi Lady who gives lift
Amrit Patel … Deepak Kumar’s Secretary
Shubha Khote … Inn Keeper’s Wife
Rajesh Puri … Dharamchand’s P.A.
Deepak Tijori … Fisherman

Director:

Mahesh Bhatt

Salman Khan … Suraj Dhanrajgir
Twinkle Khanna … Komal Sinha
Johnny Lever … Mahesh
Farida Jalal … Komal’s mother
Saeed Jaffrey … Komal’s father (as Saeed Jaffery)
Himani Shivpuri … Ragini Sinha (Komal’s aunt)
Anupam Kher … Dhanrajgir (Dadaji)
Aditya Narayan … Kabir
Namrata Shirodkar … Pooja (Special Appearance)
Harish Patel … Mr. Sinha (Komal’s uncle)
Ravi Baswani … Orphanage manager
Mushtaq Khan
K.D. Chandran … Hotel Manager
Vivek Vaswani … Suraj Dhanwa

Director:

Deepak Sareen

Starring:

Rakesh Bedi
Asha Lata
Govinda
Laxmikant Berde
Birbal
Prem Chopra
Avtar Gill

Aruna Irani
Mohan Joshi
Satyendra Kapoor
Razak Khan
Johny Lever
Guddi Maruti
Ram Mohan

Rambha
Ashok Saraf

Director:

Rama Rao Tatineni

Govinda … Raj Oberoi
Raveena Tandon … Kiran Bhangare
Kader Khan … Akhendra “Topichand” Bhangare (as Kadar Khan)
Shakti Kapoor … Shakti Dada
Johnny Lever … Subramaniam (as Johny Lever)
G. Asrani … Topichand’s Nephew (as Asrani)
Anjana Mumtaz … Sulekha Bhangare
Satyendra Kapoor … Magistrate Kapoor (as Satyen Kappu)
Avtar Gill … Thomson
Dinesh Hingoo … Shaadilal
Razak Khan … Faiyaz Takkar (as Razaak Khan)
Rana Jung Bahadur … Jerry
Tiku Talsania … Mr. Oberoi
Beena Banerjee … Mrs. Oberoi (as Beena)
Rajshree Solanki (as Rajeshree Solankee)

Director:

Harmesh Malhotra

Urmila Bhatt
Utpal Dutt
Aruna Irani
Usha Kiran
Guddi Maruti
Rekha
Rakesh Roshan

Director:

Manik Chatterjee

Sunil Shetty … Gopinath / Kishan
Karisma Kapoor … Barkha
Shilpa Shirodkar … Chanda (Kishan’s wife)
Suresh Oberoi … Choudhary
Aruna Irani … Geeta
Mohan Joshi … Sawant
Shammi … Janki
Mushtaq Khan (as Mushtaque Khan)
Satyendra Kapoor … Commissioner of Police
Shiva Rindani
Abhimanyu
Kishore Anand Bhanushali

Director:

Mukesh Duggal

Starring:

Rekha … Shalu
Farooq Shaikh … Suraj Bhandari (as Farouque Sheikh)
Bindu … Mrs. Kamla Bhandari
Asrani … Secretary P. K. Patialewala
Kader Khan … Kailash Bhandari (as Kadar Khan)
Satyendra Kapoor … Jagat Dada (as Satyen Kappu)
Kamna
Ruchi
Rajkumar … (south) (as Raj Kumar)
Sandeep Solanki
Raja Duggal … Dak Bangla Keeper
Master Bhagwan … Dancer (song “Hey Babua”) (as Bhagwan Dada)
Lalita Kumari … Mrs. Poonawala
Jugnu
Gulshan Bawra … Mr. Poonawala

Director:

J.K. Bihari

Starring:

Naseeruddin Shah … Rajkumar Saxena
Poonam Dhillon … Poonam Malhotra
Mandakini … Honey
Aditya Pancholi … Chander Oberoi
Satish Shah … Govinda Sakharam Godbole
Dalip Tahil … Ghanshyam the photographer
Amjad Khan … Suleiman Dada
Vishal Dutt
Sania (as Saaniya)
Pradeep Chaudhry (as Pradeep Choudhry)
Leena Das (as Leena Dass)
Sunil Gavaskar … Himself
Harindranath Chattopadhyay … Shri Mangat Ram
Praveen Kumar … Jallad Singh (as Parveen Kumr)
Shashi Kiran … Raja’s Friend

Director:

Kawal Sharma

Anupam Kher … Raja
Om Puri … Rana
Jimmy Shergill … Jimmy Joseph
Preeti Jhangiani … Devyani
Kamal Sadanah … Ranjeet
Jaaved Jaaferi … Bobby Bombatta
Tora Khasgir … Tora
Johnny Lever
Javed Jaffrey … Bobby Bombata
Rajesh Khera … Karan
Sonia Mehra … Sara

Director:

Anant Mahadevan

Starring:

Sanjeev Bhaskar … Curry Man
Steve Morphew … A&E Doctor
Jamie Sives … Detective Hughes
Sendhil Ramamurthy … D S Murthy
Mark Addy … D I Smythe
Shabana Azmi … Mrs. Sethi
Goldy Notay … Roopi
Sacha Shilov … Bike Kid
Ray Panthaki … Jazz
Jack Gordon … Ari
Shaheen Khan … Kebab Woman
Saraj Chaudhry … Young Man in Temple
Adlyn Ross … Rolling Pin woman
Ash Varrez … Naan Man
Zoë Wanamaker … Mrs. Goldstein

Director:

Gurinder Chadha

Sanjay Dutt … Adarsh
Govinda … Aniket
Mamta Kulkarni … Guddi
Somy Ali
Ishrat Ali
Asha Parekh
Dalip Tahil … Sabra
Vikram Gokhale … Adarsh’s father
Mohan Joshi
Rami Reddy … Baba Nayak
Vinay Sapru
Divya Bharati … Herself – Dedication (archive footage)

Director:

Aziz Sejawal

Starring:

Mohit Chadha … Ramkrishna ‘Ramu’ Varma
Veerendra Chauhan … Musharraf (as Virendra Chauhan)
Janardhan Chowdary … Shankar
Harshavardhan … Chhotu – Hijacker (as Hardh Vardhan)
Abhishek Kumar … Vivek
Ashok Kumar … Madan Seth
Likhita … Kavita
Pavan Malhotra … Irfan Khan Iliyazi
Sivaji Raja … Zahir Khan (as Shivaji Raja)
Lalith Sharma … Intelligence Bureau Chief
Shashank … Kumar
Sindhu Tolani … Aditi – Shankar’s friend
Narsing Yadav … Home Minister

Director:

Chandrasekhar Yeleti

Vikas Kalantri … Ram
Anuj Sawhney … Raju
Aslam Khan … Raja
Mahek Chahal … Pooja Iyengar
Rahul Bhatt … Prabhu
Vijay Kashyap … Shastri Iyengar
Yusuf Hussain
Shabnam Kapoor

Director:

B.H. Tharun Kumar

Starring:

Ayesha Takia … Kajal Mehra
Tusshar Kapoor … Arjun

Karan Hukka … Ranveer
Kareena Kapoor … Herself
Rajesh Khattar … Kajal’s Father
Sujata Kumar … Ranveer’s Mom

Rahul Singh … Chiku
Shyam Mashalkar … Romeo
Poonam Gipson … Suzzane

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Starring:

Mallika Sherawat … Shabnam
Rahul Bose
Paresh Rawal
Kay Kay Menon

Director:

Sanjay Chel

Mona Ambegaonkar
Jitender Bhargava
Birbal … Havaldar
Heena Biswas
Prem Chopra … Prem Chopra
Manoj Joshi … ACP Ashwani Khandekar
Mannat Kaur
Pratima Kazmi … Police Inspector
Anupam Kher … Laxmikant ‘LK’ Kabadiya
Mahabanoo Mody-Kotwal … Prerna ‘Bua’ Kabadiya
Bobby Parvez
Vinay Pathak
Om Puri … Vidyut ‘Vidya’ Baba
Paresh Rawal … Ramu
Rakhi Sawant … Kim / Vishkanya
Murli Sharma
Ranvir Shorey … Munna
Madhavi Singh
Jay Soni
Raj Tilak … Malwankar
Mukesh Tiwari … Ranjeet L. Kabadiya

Director:

Rahul Rawail

Sarika … Advocate Shobha
Kader Khan … Sharafatlal ‘Z’ Imanchand
Aruna Irani … Lulu
Raza Murad … Police Inspector
Shakti Kapoor … Shakti
Birbal … Drunk
Brahmachari … Drunk
Jeetendra … Dr. Kiran
Ashok Kumar … Major
Master Ravi … Lulu’s brother
Sridevi … Priya

Director:

Raj Bharat

Starring:

Sanjeev Kumar … Advocate Prem Sagar
Farooq Shaikh … Alok Prakash (as Farouque Sheikh)
Anita Raj … Shobha Prakash
Anjali Sen … Neela Kaul
Utpal Dutt … Maganbhai
Pinchoo Kapoor … Rongta Seth
Dinesh Hingoo … Advocate Desai
Subbiraj … Editor Bharucha (as Subiraj)
Javed Khan … Johnny (camera operator)
Raj Bharti
Monto
Subroto Mahapatra … Prem Sagar’s Client
Kedar Sehgal
Bhagwan Sinha
Nirmal Kumar

Director:

Basu Chatterjee

Starring:

Juhi Chawla … Asmi Ganatra
Irrfan Khan … Manoj Joshi
Manoj Pahwa … Inspector Rohit Kande
Nina Kulkarni … Rati Pant
Anang Desai … Suresh Joshi
Shri Vallabh Vyas … Mahesh ‘Taoji’ Joshi
Manini De … Raveena Joshi
Ninad Kamat
Chahat Khanna … Piya S. Joshi
Ashok Banthia (as Ashok Bhantia)
Manish Chaudhary … Nimit Joshi (as Manish Choudhary)
Madhavi Chopra … Neelam Joshi
Ajay Gehi … Piya’s groom
Vienu Grover
Jenifer
Jyotsna Karekar (as Jyotsna Karyekar)
Shauni Khanna
Pradeep Kharab
Yashish Kripalani (as Yashish Kriplani)
Mahjabeen (as Mehzabeen)
Reshma Modi
Prakash Oza
Rushad Rana (as Rpshod Rana)
Salima Reza (as Salima Raza)
Bharat Singh
Ritu Walia

Director:

Ishaan Trivedi

Starring:

Juhi Chawla … Asmi Ganatra
Irrfan Khan … Manoj Joshi
Manoj Pahwa … Inspector Rohit Kande
Nina Kulkarni … Rati Pant
Anang Desai … Suresh Joshi
Shri Vallabh Vyas … Mahesh ‘Taoji’ Joshi
Manini De … Raveena Joshi
Ninad Kamat
Chahat Khanna … Piya S. Joshi
Ashok Banthia (as Ashok Bhantia)
Manish Chaudhary … Nimit Joshi (as Manish Choudhary)
Madhavi Chopra … Neelam Joshi
Ajay Gehi … Piya’s groom
Vienu Grover
Jenifer
Jyotsna Karekar (as Jyotsna Karyekar)
Shauni Khanna
Pradeep Kharab
Yashish Kripalani (as Yashish Kriplani)
Mahjabeen (as Mehzabeen)
Reshma Modi
Prakash Oza
Rushad Rana (as Rpshod Rana)
Salima Reza (as Salima Raza)
Bharat Singh
Ritu Walia

Director:

Ishaan Trivedi

Starring:

Om Puri
Sachin Khedekar
Shernaz Patel
Aseen Desai
Khush Malik

Director:

Amol Palekar

Starring:

Shabana Azmi … Rukmini Bai
Smita Patil … Zeenat
Naseeruddin Shah … Tungrus
Amrish Puri … Darvish
Kulbhushan Kharbanda … Mr. Gupta
Saeed Jaffrey … Mr. Agarwal
Om Puri … Ram Gopal
Sreela Majumdar … Phoolmani
Neena Gupta … Vasanti
Gita Siddharth … Shantidevi
Sunila Pradhan … Mrs. Gupta
Soni Razdan … Bordello girl
Anita Kanwar … Parveena
Ratna Pathak … Malti
Pankaj Kapur … Shantidevi’s assistant

Director:

Shyam Benegal

Starring:

Rishi Kapoor … Dushant Kumar Mehra
Urmila Matondkar … Shakuntala (Shaku) (as Urmila)
Bindu … Menka
Tiku Talsania … Kalidas Mehra ‘Kali’
Reema Lagoo … Suman Mehra
Ghanshyam Rohera … Ashutosh Mukherjee ‘Sandy’ (as Ghanshyam)
Dinesh Hingoo … Anand (Army Man)
Anupam Kher … Professor Vishwamitra
Annu Kapoor … Masterji – song ‘Is Se Jyada Dukh Na Koi’
Mehmood … Menka’s Father (as Mehmood Bhaijaan)

Director:

Deepak Anand

Starring:

Reena Roy … Nisha
Kamal Hassan … Sunil Sharma (Sunny) (as Kamala Haasan)
Jagdeep … Banke Bihari Patnewala
Kader Khan … Ramlal Sharma / Seth Manhorilal
Ranjeet … Robinson
Jeevan … Wilson
Seema Deo … Sudha Sharma (as Seema)
Neelu Arora (as Neilu Arora)
Guddi Maruti … Bulbuli
Samina Kashmiri
Yasmin Khan
Mala Jaggi
Azaad Irani … Gulab – Henchman (as Azad)
Bhooshan
Birbal … Raju Guide

Director:

Narendra Bedi

Starring:

Rati Agnihotri … Roopa
Birbal … Kalloo
Mithun Chakraborty … Chandan / Trishul Singh
Dinesh Hingoo … Munimji of Dharamdas
Jagdeep … Bhola
Jankidas
Surinder Kaur … Kamobai
Shubha Khote … Bhola’s mom
Viju Khote … Police Inspector
Mukri … Dharamdas
Narendra Nath … Ranga
Dina Pathak … Chandan’s mom

Director:

Rajat Rakshit

Amol Palekar … Bhagwant Kumar ‘Bhagu’ Bartendu
Ranjeeta Kaur … Priya B. ‘Pee’ Bartendu
Ashok Saraf … Advocate Venkat Vyas
Birbal
C.S. Dubey … Banwari
Jankidas
Dilip Kulkarni … Achint Sharma
Nilu Phule … Fernandes
Raju Shrestha … Bhagwant’s and Priya’s son

Director:

Rajat Rakshit

Starring:

Sev Anand … Himself
Lata Arora
Din Dayal
Krishan Dhawan … Diwanchand Rai
Kamal Dukhia … Shambu
Dilip Dutt
Gulshan
Sumati Gupte … Leela (as Sumiti Gupte)
Jankidas … Jankidas – Paanwala
Jeetendra … Gopal
Sarita Khatau … Amba
Raj Kishore … Himself
Sulochana Latkar … Bhagwanti (as Salochana Chatterjee)
Madhavi … Sapna (as Madhvi)
Manmohan … Bashir – Taxidriver
Mehmood Jr. … Young Sitaram
Nanda … Meena
Rajendra Nath … Sitaram (as Rajendernath)
Om Prakash … Karamchand (as Omprakash)
Jagdish Raj … Leela’s husband
Randhir
Padma Rani … Kamla – Sitaram’s wife (as Padmarani)
Ratna
Sunder … Doctor
Tun Tun … Sitaram’s employee
Johnny Whisky … Himself

Director:

Keval P. Kashyap

Govinda … Rahul Kumar
Urmila Matondkar … Radhika
Dimple Kapadia … Devyani
Paresh Rawal … Shiv Kumar
Nirmal Pandey … Dhananjay
Himani Shivpuri … Umadevi
Johnny Lever … Sattu
Gulshan Grover … Udhed Singh
Swastika … Babli
Master Harsha … Prince
Richie … Champa
Bob Christo

Director:

Nabh Kumar ‘Raju’

Starring:

Will Ferrell    …     Megamind (voice)
Brad Pitt    …     Metro Man (voice)
Tina Fey    …     Roxanne Ritchie (voice)
Jonah Hill    …     Hal Stewart / Titan / Tighten (voice)
David Cross    …     Minion (voice)
Justin Theroux    …     Megamind’s Father (voice)
Ben Stiller    …     Bernard (voice)
Jessica Schulte    …     Megamind’s Mother (voice)
Tom McGrath    …     Lord Scott / Prison Guard (voice)
Emily Nordwind    …     Lady Scott (voice)
J.K. Simmons    …     Warden (voice)
Ella Olivia Stiller    …     Schoolchild (voice)
Quinn Dempsey Stiller    …     Schoolchild (voice)
Brian Hopkins    …     Prisoner (voice)
Christopher Knights    …     Prison Guard (voice)

Director:

Tom McGrath

In the most ambitious and expensive interplanetary space mission of all time, the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft made a seven-year trek across the Solar System to attempt first contact with the Earth-like moon of Titan by landing a probe on its unseen surface. The first close up images of Saturn and its many moons were taken in the early 1980s by the Voyager One Deep Space Probe. One moon stood out from all the rest, the mysterious moon of Titan. Unlike any moon that had ever been seen, it had a thick almost Earth-like atmosphere. It was also shrouded in a thick orange haze which prevented Voyager from seeing down to the moon’s surface. Scientists knew they had to go back.

A hellish, fiery wasteland, a molten planet hostile to life, yet somehow, amazingly, this is where we got our start. How? How did the universe, our planet, how did we ourselves come to be? How did the first sparks of life take hold here? Are we alone in the cosmos? Where did all the stars and galaxies come from? These questions are as ancient as human curiosity itself. And on Origins, a four-part NOVA mini-series, we’ll hunt for the answers. This search takes unexpected twists and turns. Imagine meteors delivering Earth’s oceans from outer space. Descend into a toxic underworld where bizarre creatures hold clues to how life got its start. And picture the view when the newborn moon, 200,000 miles closer to Earth than today, loomed large in the night sky. This cosmic quest takes us back in time to within moments of the Big Bang itself and retraces the events that created us, this place we call home and perhaps life elsewhere in the cosmos. Coming up tonight, Where Are the Aliens?

This epic series explores the lives of some of Egypt’s greatest rulers: Ramses the Great, pyramid pioneer King Sneferu, the most famous woman who ever lived, Cleopatra, the rebel heretic Akhenaten, the ill-fated Tutankhamen and feminist trailblazer Hatshepsut. Hosted by renown Egyptologist Dr. Bob Brier, this series unveils the true stories of their battles, loves, obsessions, preoccupations and deaths. Brier guides viewers on an enlightening quest for answers to the mysteries surrounding the legacies of the pharaohs. Spectacular footage and unique information make this series a perfect guide to the history of ancient Egypt.

Dale Midkiff … Louis Creed
Fred Gwynne … Jud Crandall
Denise Crosby … Rachel Creed
Brad Greenquist … Victor Pascow
Michael Lombard … Irwin Goldman
Miko Hughes … Gage Creed
Blaze Berdahl … Ellie Creed
Susan Blommaert … Missy Dandridge
Mara Clark … Marcy Charlton
Kavi Raz … Steve Masterton
Mary Louise Wilson … Dory Goldman
Andrew Hubatsek … Zelda
Liz Davies … Girl at infirmary
Kara Dalke … Candystriper
Matthew August Ferrell … Jud as a child

Director:

Mary Lambert

Starring:

Heather Langenkamp … Herself / Nancy Thompson
Robert Englund … Freddy Krueger / Himself
Miko Hughes … Dylan Porter
Wes Craven … Himself
John Saxon … Himself / Lt. Donald Thompson
Robert Shaye … Himself
Sara Risher … Herself
Marianne Maddalena … Herself
David Newsom … Chase Porter
Gretchen Oehler … Script Supervisor
Jeff Davis … Freddy’s Hand Double (as Jeffrey John Davis)
Tracy Middendorf … Julie
Cully Fredricksen … Limo Driver
Matt Winston … Charles ‘Chuck’ Wilson
Bodhi Elfman … TV Studio P.A.

Director:

Wes Craven

Starring:

Colin Farrell     …     Sonny Crockett
Jamie Foxx    …     Ricardo Tubbs
Li Gong    …     Isabella (as Gong Li)
Naomie Harris    …     Trudy Joplin
Ciarán Hinds    …     FBI Agent Fujima
Justin Theroux    …     Detective Larry Zito
Barry Shabaka Henley    …     Castillo
Luis Tosar    …     Montoya
John Ortiz    …     Jose Yero
Elizabeth Rodriguez    …     Gina Calabrese
Domenick Lombardozzi    …     Detective Stan Switek
Eddie Marsan    …     Nicholas
Isaach De Bankolé    …     Neptune (as Isaach De Bankole)
John Hawkes    …     Alonzo Stevens
Tom Towles    …     Coleman

Director:

Michael Mann

“There is another side of Egypt that is not so widely known. Egypt is also the land of secrets. Another history, a secret history, tells of Egypt as the inheritor of deep wisdom and magical ability from an even earlier culture. It is the account of the Egyptians themselves. This alternate history is echoed by parallel accounts from the myth and history of other ancient cultures, as well as myriad secret societies and occult sources. The remarkable number of parallels in these stories provides a unique window into this other Egypt.”

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Curses of Ancient Egypt: There were several curses associated with Ancient Egypt which included the Curse of the Pharaohs.

Starring:

Shammi Kapoor    …     Preetam Rana / Preetam Thakur
Leena Chandavarkar    …     Sharan Sinha / Bindya
Helen    …     Sarita
Vinod Khanna    …     Anil Thakur
Sulochana Latkar    …     Thakur’s Wife (as Sulochana)
Raj Mehra    …     Thakur
Ramayan Tiwari    …     Rana (as Tiwari)
Anwar Hussain    …     Daroga Ram Sahay Singh
Manmohan    …     Pyare
Siddhu
Malika    …     Dr. Chhaya Dutt
Brahm Bhardwaj    …     Judge B.N. Sinha
Urmila Bhatt    …     Urmila Sinha
Raj Kishore    …     Havaldar 913
Ravikant        (as Ravi Kant)

Director:

Bhappi Sonie

Now we have made a huge step, we understood, really, that we know almost nothing about water! Why is it the most powerful solvent on the planet? Science has no answer to why water is the only substance on earth that has three phases – liquid, solid, and gaseous? Or maybe this is our present, past and future? Maybe life and death is nothing else that a water cycle? A fantastical hypothesis was proposed that could explain the unpredictable behavior of water. Water has memory! It “remembers” everything that happens in its surroundings and store that information in its memory. The structure of water is much more important than chemical composition. The structure of water refers to how its molecules are organized and united into groups called “clusters.” Water is like a mirror of human emotions that forme our impressions. We pollute the water spiritually. We know perfectly well that without water, life on Earth is impossible. A person, depending on age, consists of 70-90% water. Only in water does any seed begin life. Any embryo is surrounded by water, which, like a universal computer, opens any biological “program” and only water may change it. Water plays a key role in transmitting information. The world exists as one organism, as one centralized mind. Every single one of us is a link in the endless chain of information transmission. But aside from that, each of us is also a source of information. Every single action, thought, emotion, and word separates from us and is remembered by water. Everyday actions are very important. What a person does reflects not only on themselves, but also on others and the whole Universe. Love & Gratitude!

Starring:

Eddie Murphy … Dr. John Dolittle
Ossie Davis … Archer Dolittle
Oliver Platt … Dr. Mark Weller
Peter Boyle … Calloway
Richard Schiff … Dr. Gene ‘Geno’ Reiss
Kristen Wilson … Lisa Dolittle
Jeffrey Tambor … Dr. Fish
Kyla Pratt … Maya Dolittle
Raven-Symoné … Charisse Dolittle
Steven Gilborn … Dr. Sam Litvack
Erik Dellums … Jeremy (as Erik Todd Dellums)
June Christopher … Diane
Cherie Franklin … Mrs. Parkus
Mark Adair-Rios … Intern
Don Calfa … Patient at Hammersmith

Director:

Betty Thomas

Starring:

Eddie Murphy … Dr. John Dolittle
Kristen Wilson … Lisa Dolittle
Raven-Symoné … Charisse Dolittle
Kyla Pratt … Maya Dolittle
Lil’ Zane … Eric
Denise Dowse … Secretary
James Avery … Eldon (as James L. Avery)
Elayn Taylor … Eldon’s Wife (as Elayn J. Taylor)
Andy Richter … Eugene Wilson
Kevin Pollak … Riley / Voice of Alligator
Victor Raider-Wexler … Judge B. Duff
Jeffrey Jones … Joe Potter
Mark Griffin … Logger / Nature Show Narrator
Ken Hudson Campbell …
Anne Stedman … Woman

Director:

Steve Carr