Loose Shoes (1978): Cast
Loose Shoes is a 1978 comedy directed by Ira Miller, starring David Landsberg as Duddy Allen, Bill Murray and Ed Lauter. It runs 1 hour 24 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 24m (84 min)
- Director
- Ira Miller
- Genre
- Comedy
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Brooksfilms
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Loose Shoes About?
The premise of Loose Shoes without spoilers.
The film riffs on cinema with a rapid succession of parody trailers, lampooning everything from “The Howard Huge Story” and “Skate‑boarders from Hell” to “The Invasion of the Penis Snatchers,” an imagined early Woody Allen piece, Charlie Chaplin homages, war epics, Billy Jack and more. The origin of the title is revealed about an hour in.
Loose Shoes Themes & Keywords
· 50 tags- nudity
- giant scissors
- aerial refueling
- making out in backseat
- one breast exposed
- skateboarding
- beating up a man in a wheelchair
- fight
- graveside ceremony
- fictional charity
- mexican chianti
- chocolate mousse
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- quiche
- bouillabaisse
- american flag
- shaved head
- playing harmonica
- animated sequence
- reference to clark gable
- babbling
- sex doll
- pushed into a swimming pool
- gobi desert
- cactus
- vulture
- human skeleton
- cemetery
- animal costume
- volkswagen bus
- english sheep dog
- calf
- live chicken
- piglet
- new york cityscape
- some scenes in black and white
- stabbed to death
- ballet
- severed head
- hiding in a locker
- submarine
- igniting flatulance
- lighting a cigarette
- thrown out
- blind man
- horseback riding
- country music
- running out of gas
- drum set
- bare chested male
- cop smoking a joint
Loose Shoes Cast & Characters
David Landsberg leads the cast as Duddy Allen, with Bill Murray as Lefty and Ed Lauter as Sheriff Bob. Directed by Ira Miller; 37 actors are credited in all.
- Director Ira Miller
- David Landsberg as Duddy Allen
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Bill Murray as Lefty -
Ed Lauter as Sheriff Bob -
Sid Haig as Lone Stranger
Also Starring in Loose Shoes
· 33 more- Howard Hesseman Ernie Piles, War Correspondent
- Harry Shearer Narrator (voice)
- Susan Tyrrell Boobies
- Teddy Wilson Elijah Abdoul Jamaal Muhammed
- Betty Thomas Biker Chic #1
- Larry Hankin 2nd Veteran
- Lewis Arquette Warden
- Bill Zuckert Hotel Detective
- Billy Curtis Menchkin
- Alan Dexter Cowboy
- Rod McCary Clark
- Lynne Marie Stewart Budget Attendant
- Gary Owens Narrator (voice)
- Walker Edmiston Pa
- Buddy Hackett Buddy Hackett - S.T.O.P.-I.T. Spokesman
- Royce D. Applegate Delmus
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- Avery Schreiber Theatre Manager
- Murphy Dunne Tough, White G.I.
- Louisa Moritz Margie
- Dave Shelley Sarge
- Van Dyke Parks Indian #2
- Britt Leach Billy Joe
- Danny Dayton Bartender
- Misty Rowe Louise
- David Downing 'Dark Town' Singer
- Karen Lamm Andrea
- J.J. Barry Indian #1
- Robin Sherwood Biker Chic #2
- John H. Mayer Narrator (voice)
- Ysabel MacCloskey Ma
- Bleu McKenzie Sid
- Jaye P. Morgan Stop-It Nurse
- Dorothy Van Army Nurse
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Loose Shoes FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Loose Shoes, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Loose Shoes?
Loose Shoes runs 1 hour 24 minutes (84 minutes).
When was Loose Shoes released?
Loose Shoes was released on September 1, 1978.
Who directed Loose Shoes?
Loose Shoes was directed by Ira Miller.
More films by Ira Miller Who is in the cast of Loose Shoes?
Loose Shoes stars David Landsberg as Duddy Allen, Bill Murray as Lefty and Ed Lauter as Sheriff Bob, among 37 credited actors.
Does Loose Shoes have a post-credit scene?
No. Loose Shoes has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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