Clue (1985)
Overview
Clue finds six colorful dinner guests gathered at the mansion of their host, Mr. Boddy -- who turns up dead after his secret is exposed: He was blackmailing all of them. With the killer among them, the guests and Boddy's chatty butler must suss out the culprit before the body count rises.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $15,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $14,643,997.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 9.35925 |
Directed By
Jonathan Lynn
Crew
Peter Guber
John Landis
Jonathan Lynn
John Landis
Jonathan Lynn
Debra Hill
Jonathan Lynn
David Bretherton
George Folsey Jr.
Victor J. Kemper
Jon Peters
John Morris
John Robert Lloyd
Richard Haines
Eric Boyd-Perkins
Michael Kaplan
Kaye Pownall
Janet Hirshenson
Barbara Bruno
Les Gobruegge
John Hutchinson
Michael Daves
Horst Grandt
Rubin Andreatta
Thomas L. Roysden
Ronald C. Jacobs
Jane Jenkins
Walt Hadfield
Jeffrey Chernov
Hazel Catmull
Jeffrey Chernov
Diane Cummings
Brad Wilder
Cate Bangs
Cindy Baggett
Edward Ternes
Alan B. Curtiss
Wilbur Finks
John Tyrrell
Gregg Landaker
Gary Ritchie
Tom Purser
James F. Walker
Donald B. Woodruff
William B. Major
Howard Neiman
Lauren Palmer
Calvin Joe Acord
Norval D. Crutcher
Chere Rae
Gene Nollman
Anna Boorstin
David B. Cohn
Michael Minkler
Thomas Causey
Samuel C. Crutcher
Jim Stuebe
Vanessa Theme Ament
Eric Boyd-Perkins
Laja Holland
Jeannie Epper
Terry Leonard
Steven Schwartz
Mark P. Stoeckinger
Danny Costa
Lori Slomka
Fred Throop
Cindy Folkerson
Leslie Hoffman
Jean Malahni
Bill McIntosh
Joseph F. Brennan
Harold Selig
Robert L. Fisher
Jean Malahni
John-Clay Scott
Eric D. Andersen
Jeff Ramsey
Audie Aragon
Sandy Robertson
Lynn Harman
John Yant
Earl Gilbert
Robert Ross
Heidi Cohen
Rhio Haessig
Bernie Schwartz
Louis Demarco
Bill Roe
Gaylin P. Schultz
Steve Gilbert
Robbie Robinson
Patrick Marshall
Charmaine Nash Simmons
Al Contreras
Mario Zavala
Ken Harvey
Dan Goldwasser
Beau Barthel
Craig Galloway
Doris Grau
Randi Chernov
Joe Stone
Jack Hayes
Oda Groeschel
Ellen Adolph
Murphy Wiltz
Eugene Marks
Dan Wallin
Eddie Lee Voelker
Susan Towner
Sharre Jacoby
Mark Levine
Bitsy Gorman
Saul Kahan
Edward Lynn
Burke Mattsson
Norman Mont-Eton
Karen Penhale
Carol Rosenthal
Jeffrey Harstedt
Sig Frohlich
TOP CAST
Tim Curry
Wadsworth
Eileen Brennan
Mrs. Peacock
Madeline Kahn
Mrs. White
Christopher Lloyd
Professor Plum
Michael McKean
Mr. Green
Martin Mull
Colonel Mustard
Lesley Ann Warren
Miss Scarlet
Colleen Camp
Yvette
Lee Ving
Mr. Boddy
Bill Henderson
The Cop
Jane Wiedlin
The Singing Telegram Girl
Jeffrey Kramer
The Motorist
Kellye Nakahara
The Cook
Will Nye
Cop #1
Rick Goldman
Cop #2
Don Camp
Cop #3
Howard Hesseman
The Chief (uncredited)
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