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Burt Reynolds
Tommy Vinson

Bret Harrison
Alex Stillman

Shannon Elizabeth
Michelle

Maria Mason
Helen Vinson

Gary Grubbs
Mr. Stillman

Caroline McKinley
Mrs. Stillman

Charles Durning
Charlie Adler

Brandon Ray Olive
Ben Thomas

Jennifer Tilly
Karen "Razor" Jones

Jon Eyez
Mike 'Double Diamond' Jackson

J.D. Evermore
Tex Button

Mike Sexton
Himself
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