Creating Rem Lezar (1989)
Overview
Zack and Ashlee discover the meaning of true friendship when they create an imaginary friend, the superhero Rem Lezar.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.257 |
Directed By
Scott Zakarin
Crew
Eoin Sprott
Scott Zakarin
Scott Zakarin
Richard E. Brooks
Phil Meyerowitz
Phil Meyerowitz
Lisa Katcher
Larry Nolan
Micah Solomon
Carol Guidry
Ricard Cohn
John Foster
Andy Niceberg
Jim Boorman
Scott Winslow
Erin Pollitt
Kelly MacNeal
Rosemary Ponzo
Peter Spirer
Scott Zakarin
Greg Federbush
Steven Echtman
David Miller
Mara Shackler
Jim Hayhow
Sal Lobuono
John P. Binninger
Peter Spirer
Mark Mulé
Louis Yandoli
Robert Hecht
Richard Hickey
Mark Mulé
Peter Spirer
Bernie Maloney
James E. Graseck
TOP CAST
Jack Mulcahy
Rem Lezar / Policeman
Courtney Kernaghan
Ashlee
Jonathan Goch
Zack
Kathleen Gati
Ashlee's Mother
Scott Zakarin
Vorock
Stewart H. Bruck
Principal
Evan Abbey
Park Quartet
Ed Luparello
Park Quartet
Billy Manning
Park Quartet
Johnny O'Hanlon
Park Quartet
Devery Gladney
Park Rapper
James E. Graseck
Park Violinist
Teresa Simpson
School Teacher
Stuart Grodin
Ashlee's Father
Karin Kernaghan
Zack's Mother
Thomas Ritchie
Zack's Father
Jason Erdman
Ashlee's Brother
Tina Topper
Art Teacher
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