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UHF (1989) - film poster, directed by Jay Levey

UHF

1989
1h 37min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Jay Levey
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

The eccentric new manager of a UHF television channel tries to save the station from financial ruin with an odd array of programming.

UHF (1989) is a 1h 37min comedy feature film by Jay Levey. The eccentric new manager of a UHF television channel tries to save the station from financial ruin with an odd array...

Key facts

Cast 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Kevin McCarthy, Michael Richards, David Bowe, Stanley Brock, Anthony Geary, Trinidad Silva, Gedde Watanabe
Original language English
First release July 21, 1989 (Canada)
Production companies Orion Pictures
Setting Tulsa

Crew

Screenplay 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Jay Levey
Producer Gene Kirkwood, John W. Hyde
Cinematography David Lewis
Editing Dennis M. O'Connor
Music John Du Prez
Special makeup effects Douglas J. White

Trailer

Stills

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Rating

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Releases & classifications
Theatrical Canada July 21, 1989
Theatrical Netherlands July 21, 1989
Theatrical United States July 21, 1989
Theatrical Germany October 9, 1990
Streaming France August 31, 2023
Classification Germany 12
Classification United States PG-13
Versions & editions
Home video United States December 12, 1989
Full credits
Director Jay Levey
Cast 'Weird Al' Yankovic (George Newman), Kevin McCarthy (R.J. Fletcher), Michael Richards (Stanley Spadowski), David Bowe (Bob), Stanley Brock (Uncle Harvey), Anthony Geary (Philo), Trinidad Silva (Raul Hernandez), Gedde Watanabe (Kuni), Billy Barty (Noodles), John Paragon (Richard Fletcher), Fran Drescher (Pamela Finklestein), Sue Ane Langdon (Aunt Esther), David Proval (Head Thug), Grant James (Killer Thug), Victoria Jackson (Teri), Emo Philips (Joe Earley), Jay Levey (Gandhi), Lou B. Washington (Cameraman), Vance Colvig Jr. (Bum), Nik Hagler (FCC Man), Robert K. Weiss (Bartender), Eldon G. Hallum (Spatula Husband), Sherry Engstrom (Spatula Wife), Sara Allen (Spatula Neighbor), Bob Hungerford (Sy Greenblum), John Cadenhead (Crazy Ernie), Francis M. Carlson (Blind Man), Ivan Green (Earl Ramsey), Adam Maras (Joel Miller), Travis Knight (Billy), Joseph Witt (Little Weasel), Tony Frank (Teri's Father), Billie Lee Thrash (Teri's Mother), Barry Friedman (Fletcher Cronie #1), Kevin Roden (Fletcher Cronie #2), Lisa R. Stefanic (Phyllis Weaver), Nancy Johnson (Big Edna), Debbie Mathieu (Betty), Wilma Jeanne Cummins (Little Old Lady), Cliff Stephens (Animal Deliveyman), Jim West (Band: Guitar), Steve Jay (Band: Bass Guitar), Jon Schwartz (Band: Drums), Kim Bullard (Band: Keyboards), Barry Hansen (Whipped Cream Eater), Bob Maras (Thug #3), George Fisher (Thug #4), Tony Salome (Guide #1), Joe Restivo (Guide #2), Charles Marsh (Yodeler), Belinda Bauer (Mud Wrestler), Patrick Thomas O'Brien (Satan), Roger Callard (Conan the Librarian), Robert Frank (Timid Man), Jeff Maynard (Boy with Books), M.G. Kelly (Promo Announcer (voice)), Jay Gardner (Promo Announcer (voice)), John Harlan (Promo Announcer (voice)), Jim Rose (Promo Announcer (voice)), Brian Routh (Harry Kipper), Martin von Haselberg (Harry Kipper)
Screenplay 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Jay Levey
Producer Gene Kirkwood, John W. Hyde
Executive producer Gray Frederickson
Cinematography David Lewis
Editing Dennis M. O'Connor
Music John Du Prez
Production design Ward Preston
Special makeup effects Douglas J. White
Visual effects William Mesa
Costumes Tom McKinley
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q2093100
IMDb tt0098546
TMDB 11959

Additional data: TMDB.

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