from Universal Pictures
Directed by
John
Landis
Starring
Tom
Hulce (Larry 'Pinto' Kroger)
Stephen
Furst (Kent "Flounder" Dorfman)
Mark Metcalf (Doug Neidermeyer)
Mary Louise Weller (Mandy Pepperidge)
Martha Smith (Babs Jansen)
James Daughton (Greg Marmalard)
Kevin
Bacon (Chip Diller)
John
Belushi (John 'Bluto' Blutarsky)
Douglas Kenney (Stork)
Christian Miller (Hardbar)
Bruce Bonnheim (B. B.)
Karen
Allen (Katy)
James Widdoes (Robert Hoover)
Tim
Matheson (Eric 'Otter' Stratton)
Peter
Riegert (Donald 'Boon' Schoenstein) Bruce McGill (Daniel
Simpson Day)
Joshua Daniel (Mothball)
Donald
Sutherland (Dave Jennings)
John
Vernon (Dean Vernon Wormer)
Cesare Danova (Mayor Carmine De Pasto)
Sunny Johnson (Otter's Co-ed)
Verna Bloom (Marion Wormer)
Sarah Holcomb (Clorette De Pasto)
Stacy Grooman (Sissy)
Stephen Bishop (Charming Guy with Guitar)
DeWayne Jessie (Otis Day)
Rick Eby (Omega)
Eliza Garrett (Brunella)
Lisa Baur (Shelly Dubinsky)
Aseneth Jurgenson (Beth)
Katherine Denning (Noreen)
Raymone Robinson (Mean Dude)
Robert Elliott (Meaner Dude)
Reginald Farmer (Meanest Dude)
Jebidiah R. Dumas (Gigantic Dude)
Priscilla Lauris (Dean's Secretary)
John Freeman (Man on Street)
Sean McCartin (Lucky Boy)
Helen Vick (Sorority Girl)
Rick Greenlough (Mongol)
Written by
Douglas Kenney
Chris Miller
Harold
Ramis
Original music by
Elmer
Bernstein
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 In National
Lampoon's first film, a parody of 1962 college life, it's campus
hijinks galore as the rowdiest fraternity at Faber College battle
rival fraternities and administrators, chase women, and throw
toga parties. "Animal House," which was shot in only
35 days on location in Oregon, was allegedly based on the college
experiences of National Lampoon writer Chris Miller. This was
comedian/actor John Belushi's first starring role in a feature
film.
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