Beverly Hills Ninja (1997)
Overview
Haru, an orphaned American who washes ashore in Japan and is mistaken for the great White Ninja of legend. Raised among the finest Ninjas, Haru grows strong and big - very big. With the grace of all Three Stooges rolled into one body, Haru is an embarrassment to his clan. But when a beautiful blonde pleads for his help, Haru is given one dangerous, disastrously funny chance to prove himself.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $31,480,022.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 18.778 |
Directed By
Dennis Dugan
Crew
Dennis Dugan
Mark Feldberg
Mitchell Klebanoff
Bradley Jenkel
Brad Krevoy
John Bertolli
Jeff Ivers
Michael Rotenberg
George S. Clinton
Arthur Albert
Jeff Gourson
Tony Shimkin
Al Goto
Lane Leavitt
Kurt Bryant
David Gibbs
Jeff Imada
Eugene Collier
Gary M. Zuckerbrod
Ninkey Dalton
Christa Munro
Jan Pascale
Mary Claire Hannan
Laura Gorman
Isabel Harkins
Zoe Hay
K-Bobby
Kathy C. King
Angela Moos
Deborah Ann Piper
Gabriella Pollino
P. Todd Coe
Marc S. Fischer
Garrett Grant
Rick Barker
Heather Kritzer
Hal Olofsson
J.B. Rogers
Jeff Shiffman
Alan Burg
Susan A. Burig
Louise Del Araujo
Jeff Hay
Terry Kempf
Scott Lafferty
Tim R. Lafferty
Tyler Lafferty
Elizabeth Lapp
Cynthia C. Rebman
Brent Rice
Steve Roll
Lori Rowbotham
Hanna Strauss
Philip Toolin
Richard K. Wright
Karen Brocco
Anita Cannella
Kim B. Christensen
Richard Duarte
Dan Engstrom
Frank E. Eulner
Lora Hirschberg
Tom Johnson
Bruce Lacey
Marilyn McCoppen
Shannon Mills
Marnie Moore
Marcie Romano
Ronald G. Roumas
Robert Shoup
Jonathon 'Earl' Stein
Ethan Van der Ryn
Leslie Bloome
Bob Edwards
Jason England
Sean England
Jeremy Molod
Jason Gustafson
Randy Krohmer
Ron Petruccione
Marc Scott
Robert Apisa
Rick Barker
Paul Beahm
Jay Caputo
Mark Caso
Darryl Chan
Eric Chen
George Cheung
Thomas DeWier
Chris Farley
Steve Holladay
Brian Imada
Kraig Ito
Steven D. Ito
Tatsuro Koike
John Koyama
Peter Lai
Will Leong
Eddie Matthews
Cliff McLaughlin
Craig Ng
Simon Rhee
Debbie Lynn Ross
Bill M. Ryusaki
Koichi Sakamoto
Peter Stark
Leland Sun
Tony Tanan
David Wald
Danny Weselis
Billy Wong
Danny Wong
William S. Wong
Roger Yuan
Mark Caso
Phil Chong
Hiro Koda
Mark Muñoz
Eddie Matthews
Monty L. Simons
Robert Reed Altman
Łukasz Bielan
Walter Bithell
Chris Byers
Kevin Cook
Danny Eccleston
Philip Holahan
Nicola Pecorini
Brennan Price
Ronald J. Pure Jr.
Ken Sylvester
Forrest Thurman
Rico Torres
John Trapman
Steven J. Winslow
James Frederick
Lee A. Miles
Meredith B. Robinson
David Bryden
Jason Gourson
Greg Parsons
Dave Terman
Eric Hedayat
Marcus Barone
Mike Flicker
Rick Giovinazzo
Mary Ramos
Lee Scott
Michelle Kuznetsky Silverman
Matt Friedman
Susan Bierbaum
Jim DePue
Kevin Hudis
Michael Merrick
Eliza Coleman
Gilbert B. Combs
TOP CAST
Chris Farley
Haru
Nicollette Sheridan
Allison Page / Sally Jones
Robin Shou
Gobei
Nathaniel Parker
Martin Tanley
Chris Rock
Joey
Soon-Tek Oh
Sensei
Keith Cooke
Nobu
François Chau
Izumo
Dale Ishimoto
Old Japanese Man
Daming Chen
Head Kobudosai
Burt Bulos
Mr. Ozaru
Tom Bailey
Billy's Dad
Jason Tobin
Busboy
Richard Kline
Driver
Curtis Blanck
Billy
Kevin Farley
Policeman
John Farley
Policeman
Nathan Jung
Fisherman
Will Sasso
Chet Walters (uncredited)
Anna Mathias
Female Traveler
Gerry Del Sol
Porter
Cynthia Allison
Reporter
Francesca Cappucci
Reporter
Hideo Kimura
Security Person
Saachiko
Woman
James Laing
Guard
Robbie Thibaut Jr.
Grandson at Hotel
Michael Cardenas
Patron at Hop Louie's
Brett Golov
Club Patron
Joe Decker
Club Patron
Charles Dugan
Man with Shoes
Jason Davis
Young Haru
Alexandra Stabler
Girl on Rodeo Drive
Nicolas Stabler
Boy on Rodeo Drive
Tania L. Pearson
Dancer
Lisa C. Boltauzer
Dancer
Nancy Howard
Dancer
Conrad Goode
Bouncer
Brian Hayes Currie
Bouncer
Caesar Luisi
Bouncer
Rick Miller
Motorcycle Rider
Eric C. Charmelo
Guy at Plant
Sarah Pierse
Poodle Lady
Patrick Breen
Desk Manager (uncredited)
Susan A. Burig
Shrimp Lady (uncredited)
Billy Connolly
Japanese Antique Shop Proprietor (uncredited)
Jenny Inge Devaney
Waitress (uncredited)
Johnny Kim
Student Ninja (uncredited)
Justin Mercado
Karate Kid (uncredited)
Ryan Ryusaki
Karate Kid (uncredited)
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