Country
United States
Date
Feb 28, 2002
Note
Comedy Arts Film Festival
Get ready for an unexpected hit.
5.0/10

Tells the story of Rainbow Randolph, the corrupt, costumed star of a popular children's TV show, who is fired over a bribery scandal and replaced by squeaky-clean Smoochy, a puffy fuchsia rhinoceros. As Smoochy catapults to fame - scoring hit ratings and the affections of a network executive - Randolph makes the unsuspecting rhino the target of his numerous outrageous attempts to exact revenge and reclaim his status as America's sweetheart.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Michael Rispoli | Spinner Dunn |
| Harvey Fierstein | Merv Green |
| Vincent Schiavelli | Buggy Ding Dong |
| Craig Eldridge | Husband |
| Judy White | Wife |
| Tim MacMenamin | Danny |
| Bruce McFee | Roy |
| Glen Cross | Jimmy |
| Bill Lake | Bartender |
| Nick Taylor | Henry the Thug |
| Richard Cocchiaro | Mitch the Thug |
| Tracey Walter | Ben Franks |
| Louis Giambalvo | Sonny Gordon |
| Colin Moult | Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #1 |
| Nikolai Tichtchenko | Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #2 |
| Martin Klebba | Rhinette/Krinkle #3 |
| Tonya Reneé Banks | Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #4 |
| Christy McGinity Gibel | Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #5 |
| Philip Craig | Senator |
| Natasha Kinne | Smoochy's Secretary |
| Richard Hamilton | Old Vagrant |
| Shawn Byfield | Rickets |
| Todd Graff | Skip Kleinman |
| Melissa DiMarco | Tara |
| Dan Duran | Hunter |
| Michael Copeman | Reporter #1 |
| James Carroll | Reporter #2 |
| Phillip Jarrett | Reporter #3 |
| Suzanne Leonard Feliz | Reporter #4 |
| Thomas Lyons | Reporter #5 |
| Angela Bullock | Reporter #6 |
| Robert M. Sussman | Reporter #7 |
| George Blumenthal | Reporter #8 |
| Matthew Arkin | Save The Rhino Man |
| Hugo Jansuzian | Hispanic Dad |
| Silvia Rojas | Hispanic Mom |
| Mario Andres Torre | Hispanic Boy |
| Sabrina Jansuzian | Hispanic Girl |
| John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia | Autograph Man |
| Fred Scialla | Man in Crowd |
| Adam Bryant | Man in Crowd #2 |
| Richard Ziman | Man in Crowd #3 |
| Frank Anello | NYPD |
| Samantha Cordero | Little Girl |
| Peter Keleghan | News Anchor |
| Rothaford Gray | Ellis |
| David Lawrence Brown | McCall |
| Gerry Quigley | Ian |
| James Binkley | Cop #1 |
| Dylan Roberts | Stagehand |
| Vito Rezza | Lead Cop |
| Lou Cantres | Little Girl's Dad |
| John Cleland | John |
| Lauren Flanigan | Opera Diva |
| Cara Wakelin | Princess |
| Ted Kavouris | Candy Seller |
| Tony Ashmore | New Yorker on the Street (uncredited) |
| Antonio Cordero | Rainbow Randolph Friend (uncredited) |
| Jonah Falcon | Man (uncredited) |
| Frank Falcone | Man in crowd (uncredited) |
| Katie Finneran | Woman in Crowd (uncredited) |
| Edie Inksetter | Molly (uncredited) |
| Greg Korin | Smoochy Fan (uncredited) |
| Peter Kosaka | Takeshi Yamashita (uncredited) |
| Danny LeGare | Newsstand Clerk (uncredited) |
| Richard D. Leko | Smoochy Land Purple & White Monkey Keyboard Player (uncredited) |
| Peter Loung | Blue (uncredited) |
| Robert Mauzell | Security Guard at Methadone Clinic (uncredited) |
| Felicia Peluso | Woman in Park with Baby Carriage (uncredited) |
| Martin Pfefferkorn | Meth Addict at Clinic (uncredited) |
| Robert Prosky | Network Chairman (uncredited) |
| Dettaglio | Valore |
|---|---|
| Titolo originale | Death to Smoochy |
| Lingua originale | English (EN) |
| Lingue parlate | English |
| Paesi di produzione | United Kingdom, United States of America |
| Stato | Released |
| Compagnie di produzione | Warner Bros. Pictures, Film4 Productions, Mad Chance, Senator International |
| Data di uscita | 29 marzo 2002 |
| Producer | Lisa Reardon, Jill Besnoy, Doug Davison, John Kreidman, Joshua Levinson, Jody Hedien, Andrew Lazar, Peter Macgregor-Scott |
| Writer | Adam Resnick |
| Casting | Margery Simkin |
| Editors | Jon Poll, Lara Johnston, Mo Henry, Bob Kaiser |
| Cinematography | Anastas N. Michos, J. Wayne Parker, Peter Luxford, Angelo Colavecchia, Takashi Seida, John Colavecchia |
| Asst. Directors | David Webb, Bruno Bryniarski, Michael Risoli, Jack Boem, Wilma Garscadden-Gahret, Danny DeVito |
| Lighting | Gary Deneault, Morris Flam |
Country
United States
Date
Feb 28, 2002
Note
Comedy Arts Film Festival
Country
United States
Date
Mar 29, 2002
Certification
R
Country
Australia
Date
May 30, 2002
Certification
M
Country
Italy
Date
Aug 23, 2002
Country
France
Date
Jan 01, 2003
Certification
10
Country
Portugal
Date
Feb 08, 2007
Certification
M/16
Country
Japan
Date
Jun 22, 2002
Certification
G
Country
Hungary
Date
Jun 23, 2002
Certification
18
Country
Ireland
Date
Sep 27, 2002
Certification
15
Country
France
Date
Mar 05, 2018
Note
VOD
Country
Poland
Date
Nov 09, 2019
Certification
18
Country
Germany
Date
May 08, 2003
Certification
16
Country
France
Date
Sep 10, 2003
Note
DVD
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