License to Drive (1988)
Overview
Teenager Les Anderson thinks his life can't get any worse after he flunks his driver's exam, but he's wrong. Even though he didn't receive his license, Les refuses to break his date with the cool Mercedes Lane, and he decides to lift his family's prize luxury car for the occasion. Unfortunately, Mercedes sneaks some booze along and passes out drunk, and a confused Les makes the bad decision of enlisting his rebellious friend, Dean, to help.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $8,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 7.032 |
Directed By
Greg Beeman
Crew
Greg Beeman
Neil Tolkin
Steve Buckingham
Paula Moody
Bobby Burns
Pat Romano
Jay Ferguson
Bruce Surtees
Wendy Greene Bricmont
Stephen Semel
Penny Perry
Lawrence G. Paull
Jeff Haley
Hilary Wright
Faith Minton
Mack Bing
John Davis
Andrew Licht
Jeffrey A. Mueller
Del Acevedo
Judy Crown
Francisco X. Pérez
Susan Zietlow-Maust
Mack Bing
Henry Kingi
Manny Perry
Jeff Dashnaw
TOP CAST
Corey Haim
Les Anderson
Corey Feldman
Dean
Carol Kane
Mrs. Anderson
Richard Masur
Mr. Anderson
Heather Graham
Mercedes Lane
Michael Manasseri
Charles
Harvey Miller
The Professor
Michael A. Nickles
Paolo (as M.A. Nickles)
Nina Siemaszko
Natalie Anderson
Grant Goodeve
Natalie's DMV Examiner
James Avery
Les' DMV examiner
Grant Heslov
Karl
Michael Ensign
School Teacher/Bus Driver
Helen Hanft
Miss Hellberg
Christopher Burton
Rudy
Jill Jaress
Dean's Mom
Kimberly Hope
Dean's Sister
Parley Baer
Grandpa Anderson
Bernie Pock
Dropout #1 (as Bernie Polk)
Jon Conrad Pochron
Dropout #2 (as Jon Pochron)
Daniel W. Barringer
Dropout #3
Christina Cocek
Anchorwoman
Jerry Tullos
DMV Clerk
Kelly Ames
Very Cute Girl
R.A. Mihailoff
Tow Truck Driver
Al Pugliese
Huge Cop
Carlos Lacámara
Second Cop
Eric Rosse
Club Doorman
Mary Ruth Koogler
Charles' Mom (as Mary Ruth Breschard)
Nancy Kusley
Pizza Parlor Waitress (as Nanci Kusley)
Heidi Jardine
Roller Skating Waitress
Ira S. Rosenstein
Protest Leader (as Ira Rosenstein)
Fred Inman
Police Officer at Protest Rally (as Fred H. Inman)
Sandy Berumen
Girl at DMV
Chanin Brooks
Girl at DMV Test
Jon Grissom
Valet (as C. Jon Grisson)
Jon H. Epstein
Waiter
Lila Finn
Old Blind Lady
Jack Tice
Priest
Scotty Atkins
Jimmy (uncredited)
Brian Beltran
Bartender (uncredited)
Jules Dean
Student (uncredited)
Bettina M. Johnson
Cute Girl (uncredited)
Henry Alan Miller
Drunk Driver (uncredited)
Paul Savage
Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Charlie Spradling
Veronique (uncredited)
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