DVD Information
Cinema Epoch
Back of Box:
Dr.
Cranston is a successful plastic surgeon in Los Angeles until his daughter is horribly disfigured in a car accident that he
caused. To ease his remorse, he tirelessly labors to replace the mangled features of his sweet Maggie.
Wanting his daughter to be perfect, Dr. Cranston seeks women with the "perfect
nose,""perfect eyes," or "perfect breasts" for his daughter.
Seeking stardom, Melissa runs away from home, once again, to audition with
her "perfect lips." Big sister, Brenda, rushes to Hollywood in search of Melissa and enlists the help of local cab driver
and wannabe actor, Bobby. But the pair discover that this time Melissa is in much more trouble than they realize.
Special Features:
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 72 Minutes
Cast List
Molly Fix...Melissa Martin
Sarah Gordon...Brenda Martin
Christopher Page...Doctor Kranston
Michelle Angel...Maggie Kranston
Dave Reda...Bobby Dumont
Peter Redman...Tony Giallo
Erin Link...Momma Kranston
Elizabeth Kirven...Alice
Kerry Feirman...Sandra
Drew Nye...Shaun - Mailbox Guy #1
Rob Mitchell...Max - Mailbox Guy #2
Karl W. Schweitzer...Karl - Cab Yard Guy #1
John Nelson...Lenny - Cab Yard Guy #2
Patti Mashikian...Homeless Woman
L. Jeffrey Moore...Tom The Hack
Damian Wiesbach-Leach...Ben - Actor Friend #1
Natlie Denise Sperl...Naomi - Actor Friend #2
Sean Spence...Phil - Actor Friend #3
Patti Mashikian...Mrs. Price
Anthony Turino...Pasadena Radio DJ
James Barela...Extra
Patrick Cochran...Extra
K. Emily Coleman...Extra
Patrick Dean Powell...Extra
Tara C. Hall...Extra
Bobby J...Extra
Jennifer Kirschman...Extra
Caroline Murrey...Extra
Michael Rousselet...Extra
Anthony Turino...Extra
Steven Salisbury...Extra
Erik S. Webb...Extra
Leslie Ann Wacht...Extra
Jeff West...Extra
Trivia
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Filming Location(s): Pasadena,
California.
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Alternate Tagline(s): You'll Never
Work In This Town Again.
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Tim Alexander did some of the music for the film. In case
you didn't know Tim is the drummer for a band called PRIMUS (They wrote the theme song for South Park).
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Jon Rosenberg, who co-wrote and produced two of Adam Sandler's Platinum comedy albums,
wrote the film.
Goofs
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