All You Need Is Cash - Cast

Cast

  • Eric Idle as Dirk McQuickly / Narrator / Stanley J. Krammerhead III, Jr., occasional visiting professor of applied narcotics at the University of Please Yourself, California
  • John Halsey as Barry Wom (Barrington Womble)
  • Ricky Fataar as Stig O'Hara
  • Neil Innes as Ron Nasty
  • Michael Palin as Eric Manchester, Rutle Corp. Press Agent / Lawyer
  • George Harrison as The Interviewer
  • Bianca Jagger as Martini McQuickly
  • John Belushi as Ron Decline, the most feared promoter in the world
  • Dan Aykroyd as Brian Thigh, ex-record producer who turned down the Rutles
  • Gilda Radner as Mrs. Emily Pules
  • Bill Murray as Bill Murray the K.
  • Gwen Taylor as Mrs. Iris Mountbatten / Chastity
  • Ron Wood as Hell's Angel
  • Terence Bayler as Leggy Mountbatten
  • Henry Woolf as Arthur Sultan, the Surrey Mystic
  • Ollie Halsall as Leppo, the "fifth Rutle"
  • Barry Cryer as Dick Jaws
  • Mick Jagger as Himself
  • Paul Simon as Himself
  • Roger McGough as Himself

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