Dick (1999)
Overview
Two high school girls wander off during a class trip to the White House and meet President Richard Nixon. They become the official dog walkers for Nixon's dog Checkers, and become his secret advisors during the Watergate scandal.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $13,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $27,500,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 9.299 |
Directed By
Andrew Fleming
Crew
Sheryl Longin
Andrew Fleming
Andrew Fleming
Gary Archer
Ann Brodie
Deborah Everton
Kerry Hayes
Alexander Gruszynski
Donald Elmblad
David Husby
Lucinda Zak
Susan Marucci
John Debney
Mia Goldman
Gale Anne Hurd
Pam Dixon
David Coatsworth
Barbara Dunphy
Andrew Roberts
David E. Fluhr
Divyo Putney
Cliff Latimer
Tyler Delben
John Switzer
Paul LeBlanc
Erin Jarvis
Paul Rutledge
Ryan Eldred
Dean G. Manly
Jason McFarling
Brian Risner
Tim Singh
Lucy M. Orton
Inge Klaudi
Leigh Bianco
Jeena M. Phelps
Sherri Bramlett
Peter Thomas
Alison C. Rosa
Stephanie Flack
Andrea Horta
Libby Hodgson
Steve Copley
Adam Jenkins
Yolanda Graci
Kathy Greene
Rick Bold
Yann Delpuech
Rodney Sharpp
Grant Lucibello
Miles Perlman
Branko Racki
John Sievert
TOP CAST
Kirsten Dunst
Betsy Jobs
Michelle Williams
Arlene Lorenzo
Dan Hedaya
President Richard M. Nixon
Will Ferrell
Bob Woodward
Bruce McCulloch
Carl Bernstein
Teri Garr
Helen Lorenzo
Dave Foley
Bob Haldeman
Jim Breuer
John Dean
Ana Gasteyer
Rose Mary Woods
Harry Shearer
G. Gordon Liddy
Saul Rubinek
Henry Kissinger
Devon Gummersall
Larry Jobs
Ted McGinley
Roderick
Ryan Reynolds
Chip
G. D. Spradlin
Ben Bradlee
Shannon Lawson
Kay Jobs
Karl Pruner
Frank Jobs
Brenda Devine
Mrs. Spindler
Jonathan Rannells
First G-Man
Paulino Nunes
Second G-Man
Michael Dyson
Burglar #1
Jerry Schaefer
Burglar #2
Jack Mosshammer
Fat Freddy
Karen Waddell
White House Secretary
Richard Fitzpatrick
John Erlichman
Cole Barrington
Student #1
Scott Wickware
White House Guard
Mark Lutz
Hunky Secret Service Man
Kedar Brown
Mr. Samovar
Paul Wildbaum
Shredder Man
Kerry Dorey
Payola Man
Len Doncheff
Leonid Brezhnev
Igor Portnoi
Russian Translator
Jennifer Wigmore
Washington Post Receptionist
Jane Moffat
Kissing Secretary
Rob Nickerson
1st Police Officer
Bernard Browne
2nd Police Officer
Rummy Bishop
Newsstand Guy
Deborah Grover
Pat Nixon
Stephen Jared
FBI Agent
Michael Eric Kramer
TV News Reporter
Mike Anscombe
TV News Anchor
French Stewart
The Interviewer
David Berni
Secret Service Agent (uncredited)
Barry Goldwater
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Michael Kaufman
Teen Tourist (uncredited)
Chad Ridgely
Hippy (uncredited)
Jade Wu
Tourist (uncredited)
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