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| MGM/UA (1995) | |||||
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| John Candy | Niagra County Sheriff Bud B. Boomer | |
| Alan Alda | U.S. President | |
| Bill Nunn | Kabral Jabar | |
| Kevin J. O'Connor | Roy Boy | |
| Rhea Perlman | Deputy Honey | |
| Kevin Pollak | Stuart Smiley | |
| G.D. Spradlin | R.J. Hacker | |
| Rip Torn | Gen. Dick Panzer | |
| James Belushi | Charles Jackal | |
| Steven Wright | RCMP officer at headquarters | |
| Brad Sullivan | Gus | |
| Stanley Anderson | Edwin S. Simon | |
| Richard Council | Russian President Vladimir Krushkin | |
| Wallace Shawn | Canadian Prime Minister Clark MacDonald | |
| Bruce Hunter | President's aide |
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| Producer | Michael Moore
David Brown |
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| Writer | Michael Moore
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| Cinematography | Haskell Wexler
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| Musician | Elmer Bernstein
Peter Bernstein |
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Canadian Bacon is the only fictitious film from Director Michael Moore. This comedy is about an American president who decides to go to war to bring the public’s opinion of him up during election time. Canadian Bacon is actor John Candy’s last film. |
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