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Death to Smoochy
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.
5.916
109 min
Release
2002-03-29
Cast
Robin Williams
as Rainbow Randolph
Edward Norton
as Sheldon Mopes / Smoochy
Catherine Keener
as Nora Wells
Danny DeVito
as Burke Bennett
Jon Stewart
as Marion Frank Stokes
Pam Ferris
as Tommy Cotter
Danny Woodburn
as Angelo Pike
Michael Rispoli
as Spinner Dunn
Harvey Fierstein
as Merv Green
Vincent Schiavelli
as Buggy Ding Dong
Craig Eldridge
as Husband
Judy White
as WifeTim MacMenamin
as Danny
Bruce McFee
as RoyGlen Cross
as Jimmy
Bill Lake
as BartenderNick Taylor
as Henry the ThugRichard Cocchiaro
as Mitch the Thug
Tracey Walter
as Ben Franks
Louis Giambalvo
as Sonny GordonColin Moult
as Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #1Nikolai Tichtchenko
as Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #2
Martin Klebba
as Rhinette/Krinkle #3
Tonya Reneé Banks
as Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #4
Christy McGinity Gibel
as Rhinette / Krinkle Kid #5
Philip Craig
as SenatorNatasha Kinne
as Smoochy's Secretary
Richard Hamilton
as Old VagrantShawn Byfield
as Rickets
Todd Graff
as Skip Kleinman
Melissa DiMarco
as Tara
Dan Duran
as Hunter
Michael Copeman
as Reporter #1
James Carroll
as Reporter #2
Phillip Jarrett
as Reporter #3Suzanne Leonard Feliz
as Reporter #4Thomas Lyons
as Reporter #5
Angela Bullock
as Reporter #6Robert M. Sussman
as Reporter #7
George Blumenthal
as Reporter #8
Matthew Arkin
as Save The Rhino ManHugo Jansuzian
as Hispanic DadSilvia Rojas
as Hispanic MomMario Andres Torre
as Hispanic BoySabrina Jansuzian
as Hispanic Girl
John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia
as Autograph ManFred Scialla
as Man in CrowdAdam Bryant
as Man in Crowd #2
Richard Ziman
as Man in Crowd #3
Frank Anello
as NYPDSamantha Cordero
as Little Girl
Peter Keleghan
as News Anchor
Rothaford Gray
as Ellis
David Lawrence Brown
as McCall
Gerry Quigley
as Ian
James Binkley
as Cop #1
Dylan Roberts
as Stagehand
Vito Rezza
as Lead CopLou Cantres
as Little Girl's DadJohn Cleland
as JohnLauren Flanigan
as Opera DivaCara Wakelin
as PrincessTed Kavouris
as Candy SellerTony Ashmore
as New Yorker on the Street (uncredited)Antonio Cordero
as Rainbow Randolph Friend (uncredited)Jonah Falcon
as Man (uncredited)Frank Falcone
as Man in crowd (uncredited)
Katie Finneran
as Woman in Crowd (uncredited)
Edie Inksetter
as Molly (uncredited)Greg Korin
as Smoochy Fan (uncredited)Peter Kosaka
as Takeshi Yamashita (uncredited)
Danny LeGare
as Newsstand Clerk (uncredited)Richard D. Leko
as Smoochy Land Purple & White Monkey Keyboard Player (uncredited)
Peter Loung
as Blue (uncredited)
Robert Mauzell
as Security Guard at Methadone Clinic (uncredited)Felicia Peluso
as Woman in Park with Baby Carriage (uncredited)Martin Pfefferkorn
as Meth Addict at Clinic (uncredited)
Robert Prosky
as Network Chairman (uncredited)Director
REVIEWS
chandlerdanier
I hated Robin Williams because my mom liked him… even though I watched the hell out of Hook. It's a stupid reason not to like someone. But when Robin Williams has Doubtfire disease, he's easy to hate. He does say funny things and what he does is physically impressive. The more normal his hair becomes, the more I like him in this. His arc is beautiful. Traumatic and redeeming. I hated Ed Norton because he was a sexy hollywood actor and I wasn’t… even though I watched the hell out of Fight Club. It's a good reason not to like someone so fuck Ed Norton. Needless to say, I did not watch Death to Smoochy until just now. Danny Devito is great. The Italian mob are incredible. The sequence when they describe to Ed how it was handled is worth mentioning. Everyone really keeps a code of ethics on the good side. There is a lot of really good advice for children in this. Smoochy would be a positive influence. I really love how he confronts his realities without sugarcoating it for the children. Buggy Ding Dong!!! I laughed a bunch. There's some great stuff in here. The way they write in parts of the actors lives into the roles is…like…really good. This is really good. I think it suffers for the first 30 minutes but really comes together.
