Gorp (1980)
Overview
Pranksters cause trouble at a summer camp for rich kids.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.163 |
Directed By
Joseph Ruben
Crew
Joseph Ruben
David Schermerhorn
Stanley Neufeld
Geri Windsor
Robin Dee LaVigne
Ray Storey
Chuck Russell
Stanley Neufeld
William L. McCaughey
Joel Fein
Robert L. Harman
Marion Tumen
Gerald Zigmond
Ron Jeschke
Bill Nelson
Peter Garofalo
Bill Butler
Lou Arkoff
A. Martin Zweiback
Paul Dunlap
Michel Hugo
Earl Sampson
Jeffrey Konvitz
Jeffrey Konvitz
Jeffrey Konvitz
TOP CAST
Michael Lembeck
Kavell
Dennis Quaid
Mad Grossman
Philip Casnoff
Bergman
Fran Drescher
Evie
David Huddleston
Walrus
Rosanna Arquette
Judy
Dale Robinette
Irvington
John Reilly
Don Sharpe
Vincent Bufano
De Neckin
Jim Greenleaf
Fat Solowitz
Peter Marc Jacobson
Steinberg
Julius Harris
Fred the Chef
Robert Trebor
Rabbi Blowitz
Lou Wagner
Federman
Mark Deming
Lobster Newburg
DeWayne Jessie
Sweet Moe
Douglas Dirkson
Bible Looie
Curt Ayers
Duffo Weiss
Richard Beauchamp
Ramirez
Steve Bonino
Batshit
Deborah Richter
Barbara
Lisa Shure
Vicki
Rudy Diaz
Indian Joe
Janet Sarno
Mrs. Kramer
Glenn Super
Dracula Kesselman
Judith Drake
Big Bertha
Robert Elston
Mr. Kramer
Four Scott
Kramer's Son
Shirley Gunther
Mrs. Walrus
Fred Hinds
7 Year Old Boy
Pete Robinson
Man in Bar
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