Cast
- Cloris Leachman .... Aunt Louise Trends
- Charles Martin Smith .... Davy "D.J." Johns
- John Vernon .... Prindle
- Stephen W. Burns .... Pete Stancheck
- Elyssa Davalos .... Melissa
- Joaquin Garay, III .... Paco
- Harvey Korman .... Captain Blythe
- Richard Jaeckel .... Shepard
- Alex Rocco .... Quinn
- Fritz Feld .... Chief Steward
- Vito Scotti .... Armando Moccia
- José González González .... Garage owner
- Ruben Moreno .... Store owner
- Tina Menard .... Store owner's wife
- Jorge Moreno .... Bus driver
- Allan Hunt, Tom Scott .... Canal operators
- Hector Morales .... Mexican General
- Iris Adrian .... Loud American wife
- Ceil Cabot .... Mrs. Purkiss
- Patricia Van Patten .... Cigarette guest
- Jack Perkins .... Loud American
- Henry Slate .... Off-watch officer
- Ernie Fuentos .... Native
- Antonio Trevino .... Pigeon owner
- Dante D'Andre .... Dr. De Moraes
- Alma Beltan .... General's wife
- Dolores Aguirre, Aurora Coria .... General's daughters
- Alex Tinne, Don Diamond .... Locals
- Warde Donovan .... Maitre d'
- Ray Victor .... Guard attendant
- Bert Santos .... Policeman #3
- Buddy Joe Hooker .... Chef
- Steve Boyum .... Panama policeman
- Kenny Endoso .... Mexican policeman
- Mario Cisneros .... Puerto Vallarta policeman
- Jeff Ramsey .... The matador
- John C. Meier .... Ship's officer
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