November 12, 1995
99 minutes
Comedy
National Lampoon's Favorite Deadly Sins
America's three top leisure-time activities come roaring to life in National Lampoon's Favorite Deadly Sins. This film consists of three short stories: Greed (Joe Mantegna), Anger (Andrew Clay) and Lust (Denis Leary).
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Cast
Andrew Dice Clay
(Richard Spencer)
Denis Leary
(Jake)
Joe Mantegna
(Frank Musso)
Farrah Forke
(Mrs. Spencer)
Cassidy Rae
(Norma Jean Hazelrigg)
Annabella Sciorra
(Brenda)
Tanya Pohlkotte
(Sara)
Tanya Roberts
(Herself)
Morgan Brittany
(Herself)
Saverio Guerra
(Eddie)
David Harris
(Robber #1)
Robert LaSardo
(Robber #2)
Dale Raoul
(Allison Shoop)
Clyde Kusatsu
(Saint Peter)
William Ragsdale
(Todd Farrit)
Brittany Slattery
(Sara's Little Girl)
David Butler
(Sara's Husband)
Lois Foraker
(Charlotte)
Gerrit Graham
(Satan)
Lee Everett
(Freda)
Bee-Be Smith
(Angry Mom)
Susan Barnes
(Cat Foot Lady)
Caroline Key Johnson
(Diane)
Emma Thaler
(Lisa)
Regan Kennedy
(Armani Guy)
Kenneth Randle
(Kid)
Allan Rich
(Ziggy Brillman)
John Ducey
(Paramedic)
Kristopher Logan
(Reporter #1)
Steven M. Porter
(Reporter #2)
Brian Keith
('Noble Hart' / Self)
Mark Blankfield
(Sheik Abdul Achmed)
Charlene Tilton
(Actress Playing Norma Jean)
Ed Marinaro
(Actor Playing Frank Musso)
Robert Culp
(Actor Playing Noble Hart)
Pia Zadora
(Pia Zadora)
Mike Randleman
(Delivery Guy)
Chip Heller
(Guard #1)
Andy Kindler
(Producer #1)
Eleanor Mondale
(Self)
Patricia Belcher
(Modesto Judge)
Gloria Allred
(Self)
Ted Davis
(Blind Sheik's Translator)
Mirron E. Willis
(N.Y.C. Cop)
Peggy Etra
(Matron Guard)
Ken Kerman
(Guard #2)
Thomas Bellin
(Priest)
Christopher Carroll
(Deathrow Guard)
Michael Hanks
(Voice Over Announcer)
David Letterman
(Self (uncredited))
Conan O'Brien
(Self (uncredited))
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