Revenge of The Nerds - Cast

Cast

Nerds
  • Robert Carradine as Lewis Skolnick, one of two protagonists
  • Anthony Edwards as Gilbert Lowe, the other protagonist
  • Timothy Busfield as Arnold Poindexter, plays the violin
  • Andrew Cassese as Harold Wormser, a 12-year-old forced into college by his parents
  • Curtis Armstrong as Dudley "Booger" Dawson, with disgusting personal habits
  • Brian Tochi as Takashi Toshiro
  • Larry B. Scott as Lamar Latrell
  • Michelle Meyrink as Judy, Gilbert's girlfriend
Jocks and their girls
  • Ted McGinley as Stan Gable, the film's main antagonist
  • Donald Gibb as Frederick W. "The Ogre" Palowaski
  • Matt Salinger as Danny Burke, Stan's second-in-command
  • Julia Montgomery as Betty Childs, a cheerleader and Stan's girlfriend (As Julie Montgomery)
  • Lisa Welch as Suzy, a cheerleader
Adults
  • John Goodman as Coach Harris, nerd-hating coach of the jocks and a major antagonist
  • David Wohl as Dean Ulich, nerdy dean of Adams College
  • Bernie Casey as U.N. Jefferson, President of the national Lambda-Lambda-Lambda ("Tri-Lamb") fraternity
  • James Cromwell as Mr. Skolnick, Lewis Skolnick's father.
  • Alice Hirson as Florence 'Flo' Lowe, Gilbert's mother

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