Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films (2014)
Overview
A documentary about the rise and fall of the Cannon Film Group, the legendary independent film company helmed by Israeli cousins Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.407 |
Directed By
Mark Hartley
Crew
Mark Hartley
Mark Hartley
Veronica Fury
Brett Ratner
Mark Hartley
Nate Bolotin
Todd Brown
Jeff Harrison
Hugh Marks
Jamie Blanks
Garry Richards
Jamie Blanks
Sara Edwards
Mark Hartley
Alex Perrone
Sally Wortley
Jock Healy
Marcus Cobbledick
Katie Ridley
Melissa Hines
Jade van der Lei
Judy Toohey
Celeste Fairlie
Rob Mackenzie
James Ashton
TOP CAST
Molly Ringwald
Self - Actress
Dolph Lundgren
Self - Actor
Bo Derek
Self - Producer & Actress
Alex Winter
Self - Actor
Richard Chamberlain
Self - Actor
Marina Sirtis
Self - Actress
Tobe Hooper
Self - Filmmaker
Boaz Davidson
Self - Filmmaker
Mimi Rogers
Self
Olivia d'Abo
Self - Actress
Catherine Mary Stewart
Self - Actress
Cassandra Peterson
Self - Actress
Michael Dudikoff
Self - Actor
Franco Nero
Self - Actor
Diane Franklin
Self - Actress
Elliott Gould
Self - Actor
Robert Forster
Self - Actor
Lucinda Dickey
Self - Actress
Adolfo Quinones
Self - Actor
Sybil Danning
Self - Actress
Martine Beswick
Self - Actress
Michael Chambers
Self - Actor
Andrew Stevens
Self
Wings Hauser
Self
Melody Anderson
Self
Lance Hool
Self - Writer & Director
John G. Avildsen
Self - Director
Franco Zeffirelli
Self - Director
Albert Pyun
Self - Filmmaker
Charles Matthau
Self - Filmmaker
Laurene Landon
Self - Actress
Barbet Schroeder
Self - Director
Avi Lerner
Self - Production Executive
Robin Sherwood
Self - Actress
Gary Goddard
Self - Filmmaker
Sheldon Lettich
Self - Writer
Sam Firstenberg
Self - Filmmaker
Gary Nelson
Self - Director, Allan Quatermain
Edward R. Pressman
Self - Executive Producer
Jerry Schatzberg
Self - Filmmaker
Mark Goldblatt
Self - Editor
Oliver Tobias
Self - Actor
Just Jaeckin
Self - Director
Greydon Clark
Self - Filmmaker
Jan Gan Boyd
Self
Pete Walker
Self - Director
Mark Helfrich
Self - Editor
David Womark
Self - Associate Producer
Stephen Tolkin
Self - Writer
Pieter Jan Brugge
Self - Executive Producer
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